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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1965
Page
4
A meditation contrasts divine election with human excuses. It cites I Samuel 13 14 about leadership chosen by the Lord and rule over His people. An Ella Wheeler Wilcox quote follows urging action over explanation.
Defense Secretary McNamara argues the current situation in South Vietnam is pre but not hopeless and that continued U.S. support is essential. He notes recent raids on North Vietnam help stabilize Saigon, despite coups and internal political turmoil raising risks of escalation.
The piece argues against diverting Interstate 85 traffic into Greensboro’s Death Valley area as part of a re loca plan. It notes the junctions at I-40 I-85 and major U S routes, urging longer headed planning to prevent worsening a dangerous bottleneck.
A British white paper on the aircraft industry faces fierce Labour Conservative clashes over cutbacks and costs. The Sunday Times notes low British productivity and high costs, while forecasts warn many workers may be reabsorbed by Coventry engineering and other sectors. The vote on the cutback was tight at 306 to 301 as policymakers weigh foreign competition and potential U.S. and European cooperation.
The High Point Enterprise details subscription rates by mail and period, with monthly and weekly options. The notice references controlled distribution, reproduction rights, and delivery rate contact through local carriers in High Point, North Carolina.
Washington President Johnson resumes a full press conference but plans to meet reporters less often, favoring speeches and statements to reach the national audience. The event drew tough questions on Bobby Baker and the Churchill funeral delegation, sparking critical headlines.
The obituary lauds Fleet Lewis for his bold, generous spirit and varied career from coal mine work to Ford plants, his auto dealership ventures, and later redevelopment in the Magic Block. It notes his 61 years, his family devotion, and his adventurous life including northern hunts and a brave response to illness.
Washington reports note President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara weigh the risk of provoking a broader war with the Soviet Union and Red China. While Moscow and Beijing fear nuclear exchanges, the administration argues measured actions against North Vietnamese bases are necessary to defend freedom, despite long-term dangers.
A collection of brief quoted remarks from notable individuals. Dr. Richard W. Hamming doubts many math lessons. Mrs. Julia Bower recounts saving a janitor by grabbing his legs. Hubert Humphrey pledges presidential attention to the VP. John Connell criticizes loud arrogant speakers. Paul Henri Spaak comments on French nationalism and German boundary issues.
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