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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1965
Page
3
President Johnson pushed to avert a steel strike by delaying the deadline eight days and pressing White House talks between steel unions and management. A 3 percent offer from management opposed a 4 percent package from the union, as negotiators seek a settlement in the national interest without mill seizure or a costly shutdown.
The U S Weather Bureau and Navy seek to modify storms under the Environmental Science Services Administration by seeding cumulus clouds around Betsy to alter its circulation. While not expected to stop the hurricane, researchers hope to reduce its fury, though tampering could intensify it or steer Betsy seaward, with experiments ongoing for two years and potential vast consequences.
Editorial notes that the vice presidency has evolved from a ceremonial role to a position with potential power and duty. It discusses two Senate bills proposing an official home for the Vice President, including Admiral's House with a $100,000 maintenance grant and a commission to select a residence with up to $1 million in funding. Humphrey, living in Chevy Chase, expresses contentment with his current home yet acknowledges a residence could aid state functions and duties. Public interest in Throttlebottom’s fictional draw contrasts with real-world calls for status and housing.
The piece reflects on the Watts riots and racial despair in American society. It argues no new laws fix enduring neglect of Black Americans and warns that hatred harms both sides. It calls for swift, humane programs to provide opportunity, housing, education, and jobs to the disaffected.
Washington AP reports a fractured yet plotting GOP coordinating committee debates how to win in 1968. Key figures include Ray C. Bliss as chairman, with Lane Hall and Everett Dirksen among critics. tensions over splinter groups, Free Society Association, and Goldwater links blur party cohesion.
Connie Hill a ten year old Girl Scout learned mouth to mouth resuscitation at Camp Keyaunee and saved Mark Reynolds a five year old found floating in a pool. Mrs. Clarence Hill pulled him from the water then Connie began rescue breathing until ambulance staff said no hospital trip needed. The piece lauds Girl Scout training and local public generosity while noting community support for widening North Main and civic progress.
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