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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
5
Psychology columnist George W. Crane examines a four year old Tommy who blames a mythical little bird for breaking a goldfish bowl. The piece explains how preschoolers see adults as giants and how empathy with smaller heroes helps children cope with fear and punishment.
Stronger winds forecast as the first world trophy jollyboat races in America continue on a six mile triangular Gold Cup course on Croatan Sound. The opening heats drew 40 entries from the United States, Canadian provinces and England.
An ad promotes Odorinex a tiny tablet that suppresses appetite without restricting meals. It guarantees results in seven days or money back and promises full refund with no questions asked. Sold by Mann's Drug Store at 1251 Surrett Drive for $3.00.
Negro leaders in Greensboro Enfield and Williamston pledged more demonstrations and boycotts of segregated and Negro schools while Gov. Terry Sanford warned Raleigh that school attendance is mandatory and principals and teachers must keep schools open. A Williamston injunction request against a new anti demonstration ordinance was denied by Superior Court Judge Elbert S. Peel Jr. CORE’s William Thomas said Greensboro demonstrations will resume this fall after CORE test teams found 208 eating establishments checked with 44 white-only, 117 segregated, and five questionable. In Enfield leaders urged continued boycotts and selective buying. Gen Capus Waynick said no progress in racial problems as talks occurred with local leaders.
Reinhard Gehlen heads a large intelligence outfit accused of Nazi-era ties as critics demand a full review. The Gehlen organization, once aided by U S intelligence, weathered attacks after Heinz Felfe and Hans Clemens were linked to a Soviet spy case.
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