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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1966

Page

4

Judge Haworth Trials Bail Reform in High Point Court

Greensboro Record reports Judge Byron Haworth of High Point pursues a bail bond reform for misdemeanors and some lesser felonies to curb excessive bail on the poor. Defendants may be released on own recognizance with Clerk discretion, aiming to curb pretrial fines and increase turnout at trials while pledging to be tough on nonappearances.

Byron Haworth High Point Judge Haworth Haworth County Board of Education Randolph County Ira McDowell GOP Lyndon Johnson Redolph County School Board County Commissioners Guilford County Archdale Element School Randolph County School Board Montheu Avenue P.T.A Archdale Ee County Trinity High Point Enterprise General Assembly Raleigh N. C Carlton T. Boyles Dallas Avenue

Pinehurst and Southern Pines Grow as Golf Capital of Sandhills

The Sandhills area in Central Carolina expands as a premier recreation zone centered on golf. Pinehurst and Southern Pines host five 18 hole courses at Pinehurst Country Club, plus Mid Pines Pine Needles Whispering Pines and more, drawing wealth and visitors.

Central Carolina John Patrick Southern Pines Whispering Pines Patrick James Tufts Boston Pinehurst Raymond Firestone W. C. “Pappy” Moss Joe Bryan Jr Sandhills Community College Raymond Stone Penick Vont Gilmore Moore County North Via Country Club Moss James Boyd North Carolina Veterinary Foundation New England Pinehurst Country Club Tufts Donald Ross Mid-Pines Club Pine Needles Country Club Whispering Pines Golf Club Knollwood Fairways North Carolina Country Club Southern Pines Country Club Sandhills Col Emmanuel Vienna Victoria Grace Kelly

Formosa Tops Tourist Gold With 170000 Visitors This Year

The Philadelphia Bulletin notes Formosa as Free China’s stronghold to attract 170000 tourists, up 35 percent from 1965, with 55000 carrying American passports. Jets boost travel, nations lure visitors with monuments, scenery, and welcoming locals. France’s high prices turn tourists away, while Spain and Italy capitalize on hospitality. Philadelphia could profit from friendlier service and helpful treatment for visitors.

Formosa Free China Spain Italy France Philadelphia

Dignity of Dying: Preparing to Die with Peace

The Catholic Digest argues that dying with dignity requires preparation, family presence, and compassionate care. It critiques modern society and medicine for denying death and urges acceptance of mortality as a natural part of life.

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Letters on Randolph County schools and theatre critique

A reader fronted piece argues Randolph County schools suffer from underfunding and misused bond funds while urging taxpayer pressure. The second letter defends a community theatre review of BELL BOOK AND CANDLE, praising the director and performers and urging fair, compassionate critique.

Question on gambling in markets and TV promotion

Mr. Lester raises a Christian conscience inquiry about condoning supermarket tied races and card games and their use of public television for participation. He asks for thoughts on the moral right and legality of this activity and cites concern over a malice reg matter.

Quotes on Beatles threats and foreign aid mistakes

A New York barber recalls two teenage girls threatening to jump from a hotel roof to see the Beatles. President Johnson supports a $500 million emergency food relief plan for India, while Senator Fulbright and Secretary Rusk critique messaging in foreign policy.

New York Johnson India

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Greensboro Philadelphia Bulletin Catholic Digest Associated Press N.C AP News Post Carlee Re Randolph Enterprise Don Wrenn The Randolph Caaly G BELL Book, and Candle the Enterprise Marks Community Theatre Mr. Marks Arene Mark Jerry Proffitt High Point College J. W. Fulbright Secretary of State Dean Rusk Berry's NEA, the Ching
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