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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1965
Page
4
A compact reflection contrasts Proverbs guidance with Herbert Hoover on wisdom. The quotes highlight spreading knowledge wisely and focusing on what comes next rather than dwelling on ultimate outcomes.
A record $2 billion budget from former Governor Sanford and the Advisory Commission faces reform under Governor Moore. The plan lacks Moore’s fundamental policies such as a 10 percent raise for state workers, more troopers, or a highway bond issue. The budget relies on existing balances and promises no new taxes to sustain state government.
Senator Fulbright signals serious misgivings about the foreign aid program as debate intensifies on the aid bill. The measure, trimmed to 2.21 billion in development grants and loans and 1.17 billion for military aid, faces strong Republican and Democratic criticism amid fears of linking economic assistance to multilateral spending and UN programs.
Editorial notes a 1963 state plan to end racial imbalance in New York schools, urges that boycotts and truancy rise from de facto segregation in Harlem and Bedford Stuyvesant, with high dropout rates and penalties to state aid. It argues the cycle of poor education and housing persists.
CAPUS WAYNICK argues highway deaths in North Carolina demand action as Governor Moore plans measures for the legislature. He urges citizen leadership, local highway safety committees, and broad road-user enlistment to reduce carnage and set a national example.
Local tensions rise as neighbors call for law and order over border border disputes. Willis Slane Jr reports major Hatteras Yacht Co moves adding David Parker Jr to management and startup plans for 50-foot fiberglass boats with $100,000 per vessel orders.
Washington reports President Johnson assigns McGeorge Bundy to oversee Viet Nam policy as U S forces number about 23 000 with more than 360 dead and 1 550 wounded amid a deteriorating situation Vietnamese generals assert more control while guerrillas widen their hold across 60 percent of South Viet Nam The move follows distrust over the direction of the war and concerns about civilian governance and leadership continuity
The military ousted the civilian government and restored Lt. Gen. N Khanh to power amid a cycle of coups since November 1963. The upheaval followed Diem's 1963 overthrow and Buddhist protests, with US protesters urging military focus on the war while seeking governance stability.
Notes discuss the 1963 Diem era fallout in Saigon and Senate reactions led by Mike Mansfield and Richard Russell. The piece outlines three questions: withdrawal to avoid a Communist takeover, expanding the war into North Vietnam risking China or the Soviet Union, or limited continuation of the current approach.
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