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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1966
Page
3
A reflective verse meditation on living righteously and seeking rest in God. It cites Psalms 37 37 and invokes Saint Augustine noting human restlessness without God and the divine purpose.
A UNC trustees session criticized barring Herbert Aptheker and Frank Wilkinson from speaking as a thought control move stirring campus crisis. The piece argues free inquiry and exposure to extremists are vital and warns the decision may provoke greater trouble than allowing the speakers.
The long series of condemnation suit trials has damaged the image of property appraisal. Witnesses ranged across appraisers with conflicting figures, suggesting value depends on the side hired. An area real estate appraisers group may defend ethics, but until then buyers must question what they pay for.
The Franco-German dialogue in Paris is polite but strained as De Gaulle blocks European economic liberalization. Luxembourg talks show friction over majority voting while Germany warns that continuing market integration requires progress after agricultural hurdles. Without cooperation, European unity remains distant.
Drew Pearson reports on Gen Julius Klein, once paid $150000 a year as a West German agent, and his use of secret memos to influence U S politicians. The Foreign Agents Registration Act is cited while Klein claims his German group paid him rather than the Bonn government.
Col J R Thurman writes from South Vietnam requesting volunteers to start a self help program for Vietnamese soldiers families. He seeks tropical seeds garden tools and land for cultivation, estimating 500 to 1000 dollars to launch at Armor Infantry School with 278 people in 143 families. His father contributes 50 dollars. others may donate via Good Afternoon.
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