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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1967
Page
3
A compact reflection on language and heart, noting a verse from Proverbs about a word fitly spoken and a Confucius saying that words reveal inner feeling. The brief meditation links biblical wisdom with Chinese philosophy in a quiet contemplative mood.
The piece frames the Vietnam debate as a widening hawk dove split, with doves urging restraint and hawks demanding full escalation. It cites Mansfield, Fulbright, Eisenhower, and past World War II campaigns to argue for or against prolonged war and questions the logic of escalation.
The Federal Power Commission is urged to act on High Rock Lake management. The piece notes Piedmont recreational loss from industrial use by Alcoa to power its Badin works, calling for balancing conservation, recreation, and power needs through action or legislative relief. It condemns turning river sections into pollution risks for NC residents.
Editorial recalls Hugo Black’s path from Clay County Alabama to the Supreme Court. It notes his 1937 confirmation after a partisan fight, his Klan associations denied, and his evolution into a libertarian activist who bridged liberal and conservative blocs. Black’s longevity, eye surgery, and unpredictable swing vote are highlighted.
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, publishes daily and Sunday editions from 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. The masthead lists President, Vice President, Treasurer, Secretary, Editor Holt McPherson, Executive Editor W Patterson, Advertising Director Idol, and Business Manager Toflin.
Afternoon from THE ESCORIAL, Felipe II ordered a mountain school after Holy Week 1562. The vast complex blends church and state in a harmony of landscape and culture, famed for its library, architecture, and historic role as royal summer home and educational monument. Despite pest damage, the rockpile stands as Spain's premier architectural achievement and a testament to imperial Spanish spirit.
Washington reports Gov. George Romney seeks to woo liberal Republicans by backing Rockefeller, while Rockefeller keeps his pledge and Romney presses toward New Hampshire primary. Riots and insurance woes rise as carriers balk at claims amid looming political maneuvering. Army draws concern over reduced forces and draft policy amid budget restraints.
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