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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1966
Page
3
A compact devotional note cites scripture from I John 2 19 about discernment of works faith love and service, paired with a John Burroughs quotation on earning worthwhile gains through work patience love and self sacrifice. The piece emphasizes real service as priceless gold.
The Johnson administration concedes that fighting in Viet Nam is not simple. Internal political turmoil and fast moving events hinder success. Thich TriQuang presses Saigon, while Le Duan negotiates with Moscow. US interests focus on independence for South Viet Nam and avoiding a Communist takeover.
The French National Assembly will debate foreign policy as France under De Gaulle pursues NATO withdrawal timelines. Paris faces a power balance with the United States and Britain while considering Europe’s Common Market and NATO reforms. France plans to withdraw by July 1 1969, reshaping Allied intelligence and early warning systems.
DREW PEARSON reports that Mississippi receives more federal food and housing per capita than any Deep South state, with an intensive skilled training push. Gov Johnson and welfare chief Evelyn Gandy cooperate, while Mississippi’s cropper tale contrasts with national aid. Federal efforts include Project Star, Cohoma, soil work, and a Greenville junior college plan, aiming to avert migration and boost self sufficiency. The Lafayette Square campers were offered $106 weekly for a construction job but chose to stay focused on the cause.
The piece honors Franklin D Roosevelt on the twenty first anniversary of his death, detailing his leadership through war and economic shifts, and notes surrounding his legacy. It also covers local figures in North Carolina, banking leadership, Wake Forest and Guilford County events, and community milestones.
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