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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1965
Page
3
From the Letrel Miss Leader Call editors discuss why reprinting clipped material is limited by copyright and propaganda concerns. They defend printing editorials like Drew Pearson as provocative but thought awakening, and affirm a newspaper duty to speak on local issues despite opposition and pressure.
The News notes a California youth arrested over civil rights protests in Plymouth highlights racial strains but argues change is inevitable. It urges stronger local Black leadership and the formation of bi racial councils to counter violence, beatniks, and Ku Klux Klan influence as schools integrate and the Voting Rights Act reshapes politics.
The High Point College plans a decade long drive called Operation Golden Decade to raise 10 million dollars. Trustees push bold experiments and flexible admissions including accepting promising students who don't meet standard tests. The appeal emphasizes private college value for North Carolina and regional education needs.
The New York Herald Tribue notes Massachusetts dedicates a battleship memorial to World War II. It argues battleships remain iconic symbols of naval history from Blake and Nelson to modern warfare, and hopes the shipyard relics mark the end of the era of naval combat.
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription rates with daily and Sunday options, Payable in advance. Includes postal and tax details, carrier terms, and address for subscription inquiries. Mentions Associated Press reproduction rights and local service notes for High Point, North Carolina.
Bruce Biossat argues that rising civil disobedience threatens democracy as minorities seek to override laws and court rulings. He warns that ignoring norms damages orderly liberty and invites coercive tactics to force policy, labeling minority tyranny as a threat to national governance.
Washington scene on August week Johnson approves 1.5 billion for five orbiting laboratories to push Air Force space use. MOL aims to test orbital reconnaissance and potential interception of Soviet satellites atop Titan II I rockets with 30 day missions and 63 65 degree inclinations.
A humorous column opens with a playful Dear Abby style plea about a chatty wife and a needy husband, then shifts to a brief economic forecast noting food price trends and wage effects, and finally mentions a barbecuing craft book and Citizenship Day observations urging observance of Constitution Week and civic participation.
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