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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1965
Page
4
A playful teaching piece from The Reading Laboratory explains plural formation and spelling quirks in English. It includes examples like shoe to shoes and box to boxes, notes exceptions with y endings, and a practice quiz to underline correct spellings.
Hollywood AP reports fifty mourners attended quiet rites for actress Marie McDonald at a Glendale cemetery. She was found dead by her sixth husband, producer Don Taylor, in their San Fernando Valley home on Saturday morning, age 42.
Frank Rinaldi, from Waterbury Connecticut, hopes to return to the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill to complete work on his doctorate but questions remain about resuming his instructorship. He spoke from his home during the weekend expressing his intent to rejoin as a student.
Governor Dan Moore dismisses North Carolina as the top state for Ku Klux Klan activity. He questions the Klan membership estimates while UN American Activities Committee testimony portrays shifting Klan presence, with officials noting small, fluctuating numbers and academic positions affected by the topic.
Goldsboro resident Joseph G. Du Bois, treasurer of the local Ku Klux Klan klavern, testified before the House Committee on Un-American Activities in Washington. He refused to take the 5th Amendment, resigned from the Klan, and handed over records as his family received congratulatory telegrams and threats. Local officials praised his courage, while some outside the area warned of possible threats from abroad.
A fragmented line of prose notes that adversity sharpens foresight revealing the wolf at the doors and a man’s clear view of his present despite incomplete phrases and missing context.
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