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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1965
Page
7
Navy researchers report plans for deeper dives in Sealab projects after a recent test at 205 feet. Officers say the 200 ton cigar shaped capsule, built for 1.8 million dollars, could be used in next experiments around 400 to 600 feet, despite past criticism.
Broadway producer David Merrick says he is shocked and disappointed because the U S ambassador did not invite the entire Hello Dolly company to a Saigon reception honoring the show visit. He blasts the ambassador for inviting only four principal players while the 72 member troupe works hard performing and visiting hospitals and USO clubs.
A humorous annual page 5-A passage jokes about watching football games while delaying chores. A wife interrupts during a commercial to press about cleaning the garage, prompting a quip that the garage can wait until the game ends. The humor contrasts Bills Patriots and Cardinals Browns as if one game.
In Raleigh, officials confirmed a meningitis case involving a local boy who died. They described the case as isolated with no indication of wider outbreak or exposure.
Chapel Hill North Carolina AP Paul Sharp chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill argues that hope rather than fear should guide repeal of state loyalty rules. He says communist fears would not override freedoms and the university can inspire public imagination. He notes loyalty cases bar Communists and Fifth Amendment pledgers from state colleges. He urges public confidence in preserving traditions of freedom and service.
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