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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1965
Page
4
A brief excerpt attributed to Thomas Chalmers, a 19th century religious writer, outlining happiness as having something to do something to love and something to hope for.
President Johnson pledged to begin negotiations without preconditions and urged a one billion dollar aid program for Southeast Asia. The speech drew mixed signals from allies and China, with Beijing rejecting talks until U S troops withdraw. The United States maintained readiness to defend South Viet Nam while seeking peace without appeasement.
The piece outlines mounting federal, state, and local costs tied to the Great Society programs. Projections put federal outlays at 151.9 billion by 1970 with state and local spending at 71.7 billion. Education, health care, welfare, and space programs are all forecast to grow, boosting the tax burden and challenging growth of gross national product.
The article notes Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday, celebrates Christ's entry into Jerusalem, and links blessing of palms to ancient rites. It mentions a special West Berlin context granting access to the Soviet sector tomorrow and previews Easter and Whitsun periods, plus brief notes on Lent origins and reformist views on Palm Sunday.
Mrs. Sara Richardson Haworth earns North Carolina nomination for Mother of the Year from the Altrusa Club. She will travel to New York next month for the national awards conference of the American Mothers Committee Inc. Her civic and religious work and foster motherhood are cited as qualifications for the statewide and national honors.
A Greensboro Daily News letter urges action to strengthen North Carolina’s universities and colleges. It recalls the 1920 campaign that raised funds for statewide ads and a 20 million goal, arguing for prioritizing education over a $300 million road-bond. The author says he will likely vote against the road plan to prevent denying aspiring students.
Major General Capus M. Waynick will be featured on Channel 8 in a half hour Accent program recounting his public service career. Central Business District revamp gains momentum with Magic Block sale while North State Telephone expands near North Main. Plans for tracks to be covered and new parking spaces signal renewal.
A Sunday sermon explores the why behind human suffering and divine plans. It recalls biblical cries of Jesus and Job, urges trust in God, and notes that Providence aims at a sublime goal beyond our questions.
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