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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1965
Page
4
The column cites Los Angeles riots as outcomes of funded neglect and leftist exploitation. It quotes Mayor Yorty, Sargent Shriver, Eisenhower, and President Johnson urging understanding and action to prevent violence. It stresses legal freedoms alone do not ensure justice and calls for steps to curb violence while seeking relief and reform.
A reflective piece condemns war’s destruction and urges shared responsibility for violence. It traces the human cost at Hiroshima, Hamburg, Dresden, and Tokyo, arguing aggressors bear primary blame while victims resist and endure. It frames Pope Paul VI’s plea to safeguard science’s honor amid nuclear threat.
The Ways and Means Committee advocates HR 8282 extending unemployment insurance to farms, costing about two to three million dollars annually. It would tax farm payrolls and set a wage base of 6600 by 1971, triggering a federal takeover of the state program. Governor Moore and the Assembly condemn the move as an intrusion on states rights and urge farmers to contact representatives.
The Piedmont Triad plans October events in Greensboro High Point and Winston Salem to boost fire safety with a month long observance. A banquet in Winston Salem on Nov 17 will honor the winning city and award winners. Insurers and media reps back unified action and ongoing drills across the three cities.
An editor's note flags New York City's warning of potential water shortage by February 1966 as the northeastern drought persists. The piece discusses uneven rainfall, pollution, and wasteful use, noting only a small fraction of Earth's water is fresh and readily usable, stressing federal state local planning gaps and the Water Resources Planning Act of 1964.
The article outlines continued congressional debate over foreign aid, with President Johnson expected to prevail for now. David Bell of the AID and Senator J. W. Fulbright push for year-by-year funding rather than a fixed plan, seeking a compromise after House Senate differences.
A note outlines financing of an economic and social program in Southeast Asia with an $89 million allocation. The executive committee reportedly included the $89 million in a larger $3.36 billion funding package, described as routine.
A intertwining exchange highlights concerns of Protestant and Lutheran groups, leaders urge action on population growth, and critics question gendered language for the divine. The piece contrasts secular policy with faith based perspectives on reproduction ethics.
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