Franklin D Roosevelt Quote on Tomorrow’s Realization
A concise quotation by Franklin D Roosevelt, 32nd U.S. president, stating that doubt limits future achievement.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1967
Page
4
A concise quotation by Franklin D Roosevelt, 32nd U.S. president, stating that doubt limits future achievement.
High pointers praise fluoridation for both generations as studies show reduced arterial hardening and bone loss in later life. Proponents say fears of the water additive are unfounded and that the practice adds longevity.
Support for humanities chairman Barnaby Keeny argues for maintaining robust funding as Congress trims the NEH budget from 5 million to 3 million. The piece warns that slashing humanities hurts the nation’s ability to cultivate critical thinking, civic culture, and lasting peace, amid debates over wartime and poverty programs.
Editorials outline U S and allied proposals to reduce NATO forces in Europe from about 225000, with Mansfield seeking large cuts and Javits urging sustained forces. Warnings from Le Monde and Die Welt Kraises on NATO relevance echo as 30000 Soviet troops leave Hungary and debates intensify.
Drew Pearson argues Dodd ism reveals a wider failure to obey and uphold laws in Congress. He cites Connecticut rules on campaign spending and prohibited corporate donations, noting Dodd’s 1963 fundraising as evidence of law violations.
The text outlines alleged improper favors by Dodd to various firms and individuals, including a $8000 campaign contribution from the International Latex Company linked to an ambassadorship bid. It notes a legal breach of the Federal Corrupt Practices Act and improper use of $173000 in campaign funds for personal expenses. It also covers summer job concerns and a White House effort to boost youth employment with tips from Vice President Humphrey.
Herbert Hitch, longtime Charlotte engraver and former city councilman, describes his Dixie Mission assignment as naval attaché in 1944 touring North China with Mao Tse-tung’s guerrilla forces. He recalls Mao as a humane youth turned strategic leader, and notes tensions with Chang Kai-shek, Stalin, and evolving Communist aims amid famine and control.
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