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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1965
Page
3
The piece reflects on a night visit to Jesus and the signs witnessed, noting the divine presence as essential for true works. It invokes the enduring spiritual life sparked by the Galilean message, highlighting faith, inquiry, and reverence across centuries.
Urban renewal is waking up nationwide to rehabilitate viable neighborhoods while allowing necessary clearance to remove blight. Commissioner Slayton argues rehabilitation supplements clearance, not replaces it, and cities with foresight will gain from reclamation with federal aid. Upgrading fringe areas may curb decay as the new department shores up modernization financing and planning, shifting focus from demolition to sound renewal.
Greece's new premier Elias Tsirimakos must assemble a cabinet capable of surviving a confidence vote while former PM George Papandreou battles to regain power. The monarch’s dilemma and Papandreou's rift with King Constantine threaten a split in the Center Union and challenge the government’s direction.
Edward Lansdale, retired general, to join a new ambassadorial team in Viet Nam as head of civilians aiming to reshape counterinsurgency. Aims include a simplified, unified approach, emphasizing a shared cause and popular support to counter the Viet Cong and improve American image amid a difficult war.
New York investors heed two analysts as they differ on the coming six months. Goodfriend expects a narrow range with limited downside and no overvaluation fears, while Poole foresees a downturn, warns of Viet Nam impact and possible currency shocks, and predicts a Dow around mid 700s to 800s with a general shift to bonds if a new high forms.
A conservative fiscal insider, part of a White House advisory task force, contends Medicare strengthens Social Security and broad prepayment, extending benefits to nursing homes and home care. He argues funds from growth can cover hospital care after 65, preserving self reliance while expanding social protections.
A reader recounts Thursday’s golf day at a local course. Breens were marked with pink satin flags edged in black lace. A suggestion to cover bunkers with butterscotch Instant Pudding was not adopted. Guards note flags were set in metal cups sunk into greens. Yellow chrysanthemums brightened No. 1 and players needed signs to keep greens clear.
The text urges intense action against communism, citing civil disobedience like blocked troop trains in California and sit downs in White House drive ways. It accuses leaders in Washington of weak efforts and claims Mississippi Negroes are urged to evade service or strike.
Vice President Humphrey cites a system that collects and refines data from agencies to alert the President for potential policy action. President Johnson pushes a National Teachers Corps signaling active governance. Bishop Sheen warns against equating freedom with mere speech.
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