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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1965
Page
4
A reflection attributed to Henry Ford emphasizes the value of experience in leadership and governance. The saying warning that removing expertise from older generations would leave insufficient judgment to manage affairs captures a pragmatic view of intergenerational knowledge.
The fifth biennial report from the North Carolina Board of Higher Education outlines three imperatives for the 1960s and beyond quantity quality and financing. It notes enrollments rising from 85 085 in 1963 to 92 993 in 1964 and projects 205 000 within ten years while private colleges also face funding pressures. It argues a sound fiscal plan is essential to sustain growth and avoid eroding the state’s economic future.
The YWCA annual meeting hails the completion of a fully paid-for center representing over half a million dollars in investment and a facility near a million in appearance. Mrs. Willis Slane is praised for sparking the campaign and dedication of supporters is lauded.
Editorial analysis shows FCC scrutiny of religious programming and funding clashes with First Amendment limits. Loevinger argues the Constitution bars federal action on church and state lines, while Cohn says licensing hints may favor religious content. The debate questions whether relaxing scrutiny would boost minority faith broadcasts.
The High Point Enterprise, an independent newspaper in High Point North Carolina, lists staff roles and advertising contacts while detailing subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including mail and carrier options. It notes carriers and distributors act as independent contractors and disclaims responsibility for subscription payments.
Washington reports that President Johnson's secretive style harms staff, with delayed departures from Kennedy aides sparking press interest and awkward notices. FCC resignation and simultaneous appointment plans backfire, clouding government service appeal. The Washington Zoo tackles feeding hurdles, growing grass in a hothouse to feed herbivores, providing fresh grass via 24 hour artificial daylight.
The letter argues High Point College should seize the Magic Block for one dollar rather than allow Northern Capital to obtain it for 800000. It warns of federal overreach in education and laments moves toward a godless, One World governance, urging defense of private enterprise and constitutional powers.
Letter from Alfred L. Roberts of Charlotte warning that large city majorities, minority voting groups and foreign-born workers will dismantle government institutions. He predicts a fifteen year path to a federal dictatorship erasing individual rights and leaving citizens as serfs to the federal government.
A collection of remarks by Khrushchev Kennedy Liston and others touching on humor race and progress. The quotes span entertainment politics medicine and social change with references to Cassius Clay Nipsey Russel and Sir George Godber.
School board leaders and local charities face tough compliance demands tied to federal funds and expanding civil rights laws. YMCA YWCA and city programs plan poverty initiatives with budgets up to twenty two thousand nine hundred dollars, while fears rise of criminal penalties for missteps and the need to balance rights and access.
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