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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
4
The quotes explore love as a terminal dignity and the idea that a story of love matters less than the ability to love. Helen Hayes emphasizes enduring, eternal moments, while a separate line echoes the command to love one another as a measure of humanity.
Governor Dan Moore outlines a plan to lift North Carolina toward a “great and good community” with no tax increase. The proposal includes a ten percent pay raise for state workers and teachers, a state income tax exemption rise for dependents, a $300 million highway bond issue, and educational funding, balanced against a tight budget and potential restorations for institutions like Charlotte College. The General Assembly opens with support for measured growth and emphasis on education as a core driver.
The piece condemns Selma for failing to protect voter registration rights in Dallas County. It notes President Johnson used the crisis to urge all Americans to defend citizens’ voting rights, while thousands, including Dr. Martin Luther King, were arrested to spotlight the failing election machinery.
Gov. Richard J. Hughes seeks a conference with six neighboring governors to raise New York’s drinking age from 18 to 21. The piece argues age limits are tied to roadsafety, morality, and realism, noting sociologists’ views and Connecticut debates while debating how laws shape behavior and conscience.
A columnist argues the true labor-saving device is the reader, not the Writer. He cites debates in JAMA and British Medical Journal about chamber pots and a scandal in Esquire, noting readers invest time and money to seek questions worth asking, elevating the reader over the Writer.
President Johnson swiftly held a news conference after Charles de Gaulle spoke, mirroring De Gaulle’s timing to curb Kennedy’s forthcoming remarks. The rapid sequence showed Washington’s immediate response as officials reacted to the French leader’s actions and proposals.
Treasury officials warned that De Gaulle's monetary conceptions resemble 1931 crisis economics. The remarks followed Johnson's unrelated casual news conference, the timing suggesting a pointed but unclear linkage.
Yale President Kingman Brewster notes the need to shape present and future from past lessons as Germany bears WWII costs. West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt calls patriotism nonpartisan while German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard urges deliberate future planning. President Johnson comments on Herbert Hoover’s death.
High Point hosts the national AAU boxing championships April 1-3 in Alumni Gym on the college campus. Roger Kirchofer Post 206 and the City Parks and Recreation Commission sponsor, with trophies and medals planned. profits if any will go to Legion youth work.
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