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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1965
Page
4
A curtidwelling axiom on labor and virtue appears as a quoted reflection. The note credits J. B. and cites biblical proverb wording about poverty and effort as guiding principle for life’s path.
Governor Dan Moore selects Vernon Lee Bounds as prisons chief, noting Bounds 13 years researching prison reform and his commitment to depoliticizing the system. Bounds accepts a pay cut to lead reforms prioritizing rehabilitation while preserving public safety.
Physicians describe Johnsons upcoming operation as major with minimal risk, though the gallbladder is said to be diseased with stones or infection. Surgeons expect little hope for return to normal function, while public interest remains high as details are publicly discussed.
The piece argues crime victims are neglected while society pursues punishment. It traces compensation ideas from ancient times to modern schemes such as New Zealand and Britain, noting skeptics fear fraud and narrow eligibility. It concludes with historical attempts at payment or penance and no clear path to implementation.
Charles Howard Lockwood serves as president of Rawley and acts as treasurer for the organization. The entry notes his leadership role and financial oversight responsibilities.
A reflection on religious liberty from a North Carolina view, citing Gaston and Ruffin on Catholic rights, and praising the Pope's U.N. address for promoting tolerance. The piece notes a shift toward reduced prejudice, a New York meeting between the President and church head, and emphasizes love as a societal force.
The Enterprise letters criticize Governor Brown's study of the Los Angeles riots and mock a proposed revival by politicians. The writer imagines sensational actions by officials and public figures and praises student bus drivers for their excellent service. Mrs Edna Burton signs.
A union of fragments surveys brutal play in high school football with coaches stressing fair play yet players often resort to punches and kicks. The piece notes officials overwhelmed by roughness, calls for restraint, and warns against selling tickets to the many.
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