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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1965
Page
3
A reflective quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson on wisdom and folly, noting that worldly wisdom is folly and that years teach what days do not. The fragment cites a biblical reference about catching wine and includes Emerson as the source.
As the Sept 19 election nears West Germany presses for a say in nuclear strike power tied to its NATO defense role. The move signals internal political strains and shifts in European balance, with U S influence and French leadership dynamics in the backdrop.
Governor Dan Moore and State Highway Commission lead a statewide effort to win voter approval for a $300 million road bond issue on November 2. Chairman Joseph Hunt Jr. assures even distribution of funds, with no organized opposition evident and tax-backed debt service via a one-cent gasoline levy.
Editorial notes hunger drives population policy and famine risk worldwide within five years unless land yield improves. India and Pakistan are central, with India advancing family planning. Vatican birth control talks stir liberal and traditional factions while IUD promises aid to overpopulated nations. U S growth remains under 2 percent. Connecticut births privacy ruling may sweep away old birth control prohibitions.
U S pressure to withhold funds for U N peacekeeping may halt or slow operations. Ambassador Goldberg warned Washington could refuse future assessments if U N actions conflict with U S interests. Officials say the stance challenges equal treatment and risks delaying urgent U N responses.
A Taylorsville minister urges youth to pursue moral aims and service, while an Enterprise editor critiques a Blue Law. The letter argues for civic duty, spiritual growth, and helping others, contrasted with questions about Sunday commerce and enforcement impracticalities in Winston and Greensboro.
Quote emphasizes that the public trial guarantee protects against secret proceedings rather than guaranteeing public entertainment or prepackaged news value. Cited attributed to Lewis F. Powell, President of the American Bar Association, reflecting a stance on transparency in the justice process.
Actress Helen Hayes discusses her struggle with faith in her autobiography and later renewal through scripture and discipline. She links early Christian training to her sense of discipline in acting and describes a personal journey from believing she controlled her fate to seeking acceptance of God as strength.
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