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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1966
Page
4
The verse links restraint in speech to knowledge and a cool spirit to understanding. The poet quotes Proverbs and Kipling on learning: six honest serving men named Where What When Why How Who guided knowledge.
Defense Secretary McNamara announced at the 67th Veterans of Foreign Wars convention that about 40,000 men rejected for education or health reasons will enter intensive training at Defense Department facilities to become fully satisfactory soldiers. The plan links the war on poverty to national defense and aims to build mind and body for better citizenship.
About 7,000 Hanes Hosiery workers in Winston-Salem missed a day’s work after a telephone bomb threat prompted plant shutdowns. Gordon Hanes, board chairman, offered a $10,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of the culprit. Authorities vow to curb telephone threats and abuse.
Town observes main drag safety lanes amid enforcement against jaywalking. Pedestrians hope drivers respect protected lanes to reduce danger and improve pedestrian safety on busy streets.
France will convert about 146 million dollars in July reserves to gold by August, lifting its gold stock toward 5.4 billion and making its holdings near the United States’. The piece discusses the gold drain, balance of payments, and debates in Congress over joining France in paying what is owed since World War II.
The High Point Enterprise lists key personnel including president Mrs C H Lockwood, vice president Randall B Terry Jr, secretary Holt McPherson, treasurer Joseph P Rawley, editor and managing editor W N, and advertising director and circulation manager. The publication date and further details appear on the page.
Washington report on the fight over criminal penalties in the auto safety bill. Lloyd Cutler led Republican gains in preventing penalties for auto magnates, while White House support remained uncertain. The vote sets a precedent on government investigative power and cost considerations for future safety standards.
A crowded Central Hall program on The Crisis in Human Relations featured Dr. John H. Satterwhite of Wesley Seminary urging multi racial church leadership and ecumenical education. Dr. Renuka Mukerji Somasekhar of India urged love as the basis of human relationships and pressed for obedience service and responsibility as keys to social harmony.
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