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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1966
Page
4
A brief meditation cites Isaiah 3 15 asking what is meant by crushing the people and grinding the faces of the poor, attributed to the Lord God of hosts. The verse condemns social injustice and calls for moral accountability.
President Johnson’s Mexico visit highlighted the bilateral ties and a call for a constructive, peaceful revolution in Latin America. He praised Mexico’s postrevolution stability and urged allied unity under the Alliance for Progress while stressing calm U.S. patience amid regional tensions.
The sermon urges faithful church attendance sparked by love for God not social motives. It stresses preparations during the week, quiet reverence in services, and communal worship as a force for good shaping the Kingdom of Heaven on Earth.
CAPUS WAYNICK laments a 14 million debt increase in Guilford County funded by a simple vote of those who went to the polls. He notes low turnout, uneven district allocations, and criticizes public indifference while urging voting as a duty of citizenship. High Point approved bonds most decisively yet with limited turnout.
The AAU notes improved U S boxing strength after a rebuilding program tied to armed services. The 1948 Rome medal count spurred reforms, and recent championships showed strong service branch results, with the national seniors drawing orderly participation and praise for the teams and organizers.
A group of 12 Democratic lawmakers led by Rep. Charles Diggs and Rep. Conyers press Attorney General Katzenbach on federal voting rights in Mississippi. They urge action to register Black voters amid reports of intimidation, while Katzenbach stresses reliance on local registrars and enforcement of federal law. Also noted are other congressmen visiting the attorney general and broader civil rights tensions in the South.
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