That man is prudent who neither hopes nor fears
A noted Anatole France quote on prudence, urging calm with future events.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1967
Page
4
A noted Anatole France quote on prudence, urging calm with future events.
An editorial notes the China turmoil confounds both East and West as Mao's leadership faces internal opposition. It cites a power struggle over successors, Red Guards, and the cultural revolution, with uncertain civil war prospects and wider geopolitical reverberations for Washington Moscow and Hanoi.
A preacher warns that Christ is both blessing and danger to believers. He contrasts mercy with judgment, cites biblical scenes from Jeremiah to Jesus, notes national peril if America ignores justice, and exhorts action beyond mere church attendance. He recalls John Wesley and presses deeds over creed.
The article discusses a disagreement between Willie York and Gov. Dan Moore on whether to lift the six percent statutory interest cap. It recalls past bids for industrial subsidies, notes various perspectives from Luther Hodges era, and argues against using tax concessions to attract new industries, urging reliance on state strengths like water quality, labor, schools, and governance.
A proposed three district highway project from Winston-Salem to Asheboro is urged following a public hearing on the east side by pass near High Point. Preliminary studies aim to accelerate a modern route connecting Greensboro, Winston-Salem and Asheboro with multiple interchanges.
Washington notes relay how George Romney weighs a presidential bid while weighing New York political cues. The piece cites Romney’s past Michigan run, hints at LBJ and Nixon dynamics, and references charity-like political pressure, plus a satirical vignette involving Mary McCormick and public welfare perceptions.
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