Proverbs 31 27 and Voltaire on idleness
A compact pairing of a Bible verse praising a diligent household caretaker and Voltaire urging against idleness. The lines emphasize industry, discipline, and the rust of laziness affecting even great minds.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1967
Page
4
A compact pairing of a Bible verse praising a diligent household caretaker and Voltaire urging against idleness. The lines emphasize industry, discipline, and the rust of laziness affecting even great minds.
Francois Mitterand, runner up in 1965 France’s presidential race, visits the United States for lectures denying myths about France. He defends Atlantic alliance and stresses friendship with the United States despite de Gaulle’s NATO moves, aiming to improve understanding between the two nations.
On Bill of Rights Day, the enduring 1791 amendments are praised as a bulwark of liberty. The piece notes freedoms of speech press worship and assembly, speedy trial, against searches and double jeopardy, and warns to defend rights from political manipulation.
The National Security Council is set to announce new rules on graduate student draft deferments for 1968 69. Deferments for many fields face tightening though a one year moratorium remains for those accepted by Oct 1 1967.
Drew Pearson reports that the Organization of American States faced graft and bureaucracy as staff were overextended for the Uruguay summit. A whiskey smuggling scheme saw 450 bottles taken to Uruguay duty free, with the cocktail party never held. The piece also covers OAS staff firings, U.S. role in selecting a Secretary General candidate, and Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker's peace efforts in Vietnam.
A montage of remarks from public figures includes Senator Soaper on population claims, Elvis Presley on expecting a child, Irene Papas criticizing Greek leaders, and A S Mike Monroney warning about staff funding, reflecting satirical takes on politics, culture, and current events.
A spontaneous tribute at the Furniture Foundation meeting endows a second named professorship at North Carolina State University in honor of Henry A. Foscue. Maurice Hill and J. T. Ryan backed the move as part of a drive to expand private industry support for furniture education and regional development.
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