Quote Reflections on Faith and Duty from Two Figures
A biblical verse from Matthew 16 21 speaks of suffering rejection death and resurrection. George Meany asserts that a noble cause endures only if people are willing to die for it.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1965
Page
4
A biblical verse from Matthew 16 21 speaks of suffering rejection death and resurrection. George Meany asserts that a noble cause endures only if people are willing to die for it.
James T. Ryan known as Mr. Furniture retires at year end after 53 years with the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association. He shaped industry and market growth with scientific rigor and courtesy, leaving big shoes for Robert A. Spelman as his successor. The NC State College of the University of North Carolina honors him with a named professorship reflecting his impact on southern furniture making.
The State Department advocates Governor Moore create a commission to study modern urban growth methods in North Carolina. Roger Kavanaugh Jr notes lack of professional planners and urges representation from government and private industry while stressing statewide impact beyond the Piedmont Crescent project led by Wayne Shoal.
The first public demonstration of the Early Bird commercial communications satellite will air Sunday at 1 p.m. across three networks and reach audiences in Canada Mexico and most of Europe. The hour long program from 45 cooperating nations will include heart surgeon Dr Michael Ellis De Bakey performing in Houston and live feeds from Geneva Italy Germany and Mexico with footage of U S astronauts in Houston and a Concorde test in Britain.
The article describes Global TV to be shown aboard Admiral Nelson’s flagship at Plymouth and lists tunneling on Mt Blane in Italy and a Dinard France tideforce demo. It notes Early Bird 8 pound satellite in low orbits and cost disputes between Hughes Aircraft and a multi satellite system.
Payable in advance. Rates listed for 1 month 6 month and 1 year plus daily and Sunday options. Includes mention of NC sales tax and AP news reproduction rights. Second class matter at High Point NC under March 3 1879 act. Carriers and distributors are independent contractors.
Henry Cathcart reports U S business activity expanding across the economy with rising earnings led by auto production. A fifth year of uninterrupted prosperity is noted, though Viet Nam, dollar flows, a steel strike threat, and unemployment temper optimism as Johnson pursues a Great Society.
Editor recounts decades in journalism and critiques the push for controlling pre trial information. Quotes George Beebe of APME and Governor Powell of the ABA noting the friction between press freedom and bar backed restrictions. Mentions high profile sports scandal cases to illustrate public judgment.
Public notes defend press rights and pretrial information limits while praising President Johnson. The author reflects on thirty years in sports journalism and forty years overall in newspapers, discussing loyalty to Johnson and the importance of a fair trial and free press amid political scrutiny.
A columnist argues newsmen are paragons despite rare biases and payola rumors while condemning the Bar Association for press criticism. He urges the legal profession to clean its own house before attacking journalism and cites Washington influence and the idea of a free press versus fair trials.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce marks a quarter century of service with vigorous celebration. The piece praises their contributions, notes strong Spring furniture market attendance, highlights visits by visitors like Jack Beggs, and promotes Law Day and urban renewal awareness in High Point with a Redevelopment Commission film.
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