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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
4
The message reflects Hammarskjold’s view that faith does not end with disbelief in a personal god but with a life void of the steady radiance of wonder. It emphasizes a source beyond reason that renews daily, guiding meaning and illumination.
Pittsburgh reports a possible stop gap to avert a steel strike with a four month postponement tied to a temporary 11.5 cent per hour raise pending a new contract. USW President McDonald urges acceptance to keep furnaces running and prevent a costly shutdown for the U.S. steel industry and economy.
The Indian prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri cancels plans to visit Washington and travels to Moscow after President Johnson asks him to delay the trip. The piece warns how missed Western outreach may let Moscow gain influence and risks aiding communism.
Adam Clayton Powell Jr. visited Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem on April 10 and 11 after legal battles over libel related to calling a widow a bag woman. He has not paid the court award of 210000 though costs total 454.39. a hearing is set for Tuesday. Powell had avoided New York due to two criminal warrants and appeared only on Sundays. His sons include Adam Clayton Powell III and Adam Clayton Powell Diego.
The piece details Adam Powell's reported wealth in past statements including Harlem church assets and residences. It notes a 1956 income split with church and Congress and a $18 907 80 salary for his third wife on his payroll. It mentions fundraising efforts by friends to assist him legally as he remains a powerful figure in Congress.
Washington commentary notes that Communist involvement in Southern integration is exaggerated yet bears truth. A CORE spokesman cites Negroes’ doubt about Reds aiding their cause. In Washington a busload of seniors boasts a luxury bus, while Senator Prouty's space trip outfit prompts a dining-room mix up resolved by Senator Holland.
President Johnson faces mixed responses to his Vietnam policy from students professors and party colleagues. Critics abroad accuse him of dangerous moves while Fulbright supporters press for a pause in bombing to push negotiations. Eisenhower and Nixon back Johnson as Dirksen challenges critics.
Speech making foreign policy officers discuss Viet Nam amid mounting requests nationwide. The Johnson line, from State Department, argues US aid is needed to prevent a communist takeover and to stop expansion in Asia. Hans Morgenthau criticizes containment as risky and uncertain if China could still push further.
Guest columnist Mrs Crutchfield and her U S Air Force husband recount a Taiwan trip from Taipei to Kaohsiung, Tainan and Taichung. They describe hotels, temples, a 73 foot Buddha, aboriginal village sights, street markets, food finds and travel quirks with practical notes on customs and dining.
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