Proverbs and Scot on restraint in action
A compact reflection citing Proverbs 3 30 and a Sir Walter Scott maxim urging restraint when no harm has been done and when motives lack good reasons.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1968
Page
4
A compact reflection citing Proverbs 3 30 and a Sir Walter Scott maxim urging restraint when no harm has been done and when motives lack good reasons.
Three men were arrested on bombing charges connected to the dynamite blast on Davidson County Sheriff Ford Sink’s car last November 27. Deputies, local police, and SBI agents coordinated the investigation leading to an indictment by a grand jury. Observers hope similar breakthroughs follow across North Carolina as terrorism cases remain largely unsolved.
Readers lament crowded ESSA weather line and outdated forecasts. They urge more frequent updates, clearer public contact, and faster, more accurate information during storms to ease confusion and frustration.
Louis Harris discussed how public opinion surveys shape presidential races at a Washington Park dinner. He noted polls predicting Kennedy could win West Virginia by a wide margin if undecideds split proportionately and advised liberal positioning in the primary. The piece traces polling's rise as big business and its influence on campaigns.
Washington column details Max Kampelman's clash with right wing attacks and White House pressure to delay his defense. It also covers his 1942 conscientious objector status, Marine Corps service, and a $125,000 loan tied to Bobby Baker, later repaid with interest. The piece shifts to a House truth in lending bill gaining a 10 percent wage garnishment cap and cites supporting testimony from UAW and major steel firms about abuses and impacts on low income families.
A fragment hints at roles in a political or civic setting with references to a president a vice president and a juror. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or names to anchor a full summary.
A Burlington Daily Times-News editor visiting Holt McPherson in Chapel Hill notes his battle in surgery and a hopeful path to recovery. The piece reflects on how a newspaper story becomes community life and the editor’s return to work at High Point’s Enterprise.
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