Daily Meditation Quotes on Fruitful Life and Fair Play
A meditation juxtaposes Matthew 7 19 26 with Grantland Rice on life and sport. It recalls the warning that trees without fruit are cut down and the measure of a game lies in how you played it.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1965
Page
6
A meditation juxtaposes Matthew 7 19 26 with Grantland Rice on life and sport. It recalls the warning that trees without fruit are cut down and the measure of a game lies in how you played it.
Governor Dan K. Moore assured two acting department heads they hold full command as he fills vacancies left by Sanford appointees. He chooses experienced officials William P. Saunders of Conservation and Development and Ivey L. Clayton of the Revenue Department, signaling a career-based approach over partisan tests.
Albert Schweitzer reaches his 90th birthday amid debate over his influence in Africa. The Alsatian physician and missionary runs Lambarene hospital in Gabon and counsels on Congo politics while critics question the hospital’s relevance. His stance favors African self determination free of outside interference.
Editorial notes Johnson inauguration plans with limited parade seats and housing availability. Reservations required from January 15 to 19 with four day stays starting January 17. Tickets priced 3.50 to 25 dollars, allocations capped by state and special rules.
The piece outlines inaugural festivities with four balls including a National Guard Armory event and a public Inaugural Concert, pricing from five to twenty five dollars. It notes invitations for President's Club members, a 2000 member roll, armory seating for 8000, and mentions other receptions, concerts, and a critical view of Washington nightlife and venues.
The notice outlines AP rebroadcast rights and postage details for the area paper. It notes second class mailing at High Point North Carolina and states the paper is not responsible for advance subscription payments made to carriers or distributors.
Washington The Johnson administration faces a long awaited report from the President's Committee on Consumer Interests amid business skepticism and calls for greater business input. Supporters cite Hart and Douglas bills aiming at labeling and credit practices, while critics warn of restrictive proposals.
The Enterprise letters argue reporting should include percentages such as 200 of 7000 Panama University students demonstrating. They claim percent details reveal context and question media accuracy about uprisings near the U S Embassy.
The writer argues that seniority rules in the House burden young legislators with a long apprenticeship. He contends old men run Congress and seek to preserve this system, harming progressive legislation and constitutional liberties. He cites Blee and BonS efforts as evidence of reform pressure.
High Point set to host a two day Red Cross blood collection at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Thursday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 1965 aims to collect 350 units. Donation praised as a life extending gift. local volunteers urge participation.
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