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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
6
A reflective quote sequence centers on love as a terminal dignity and the essence of eternity. Helen Hayes remarks that a story of love matters less than the act of loving, while John emphasizes a commandment to love as modeled by Jesus.
Governor Dan Moore pledges a non tax cost program aiming at a Great Society style move for North Carolina. Highlights include a 10 percent pay raise for state workers and teachers, an $11 million revenue cost tax exemption increase for dependents, a $300 million highway bond issue, and emphasis on maintaining educational progress while balancing the budget.
The piece condemns Selma Alabama for failing to register voters amid violent protests. It notes President Johnson urging unity to protect every citizen’s voting rights and cites Dr. Martin Luther King’s arrest as dramatizing Selma’s flawed election machinery.
Gov. Hughes seeks a conference with neighboring governors to raise the drinking age from 18 to 21 in New York and allied states. Sociologists note teens drink to imitate adult roles, while enforcement and parental support vary, presenting a long standing clash between law and personal conscience.
Local notice outlines subscription rates and delivery details for the High Point Enterprise. It lists daily and Sunday pricing, mail rates for 6 and 3 months, and notes AP news rights and carrier delivery, with emphasis on independent distribution and responsibility limitations.
New York prose essay argues the writer is a labor saving device, but the true producer is the reader. It critiques journals on chamber pots and sex industry debates, noting readers sustain a vast consumer press with long subscriptions and costly questions.
President Johnson mirrors De Gaulle in undercutting Kennedy by preempting his State of the Union air time. De Gaulle holds a Feb 4 press conference while Johnson had not held a preannounced briefing since July. AP reports surge of U.S. officials reacting to De Gaulle’s call for a new world monetary system and rebuking his surprise stance.
Treasury officials say De Gaulle's monetary plan recalls 1931 era collapse. Johnson comments and timing imply a deliberate political stance rather than an accident, suggesting long tenure influences his reaction to De Gaulle.
Quotes from Ludwig Erhard Kingman Brewster Jr Willy Brandt and President Johnson reflect on education, peace, and national service. The remarks urge shaping the present and future, releasing the oppressed, restraining power, and honoring Herbert Hoover after his death.
The national AAU boxing championships will be held April 1-3 at Alumni Gym on the High Point College campus drawing athletes and press from across the country. Roger Kirchofer Post 206 and the City Parks Commission sponsor with hundreds of trophies planned and profits if any going to Legion youth work.
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