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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1965
Page
3
A devotional excerpt argues sincere prayer yields new courage and fresh insight. It quotes John 15:7 and Dostoevsky noting prayer is an education, urging faithful readers to seek guidance through contemplation and discipline.
The state presses to complete an east west road system linking ports With Morehead City Wilmington and the mountains to accelerate growth. Proposals include Morehead City to Durham via I 85 Wilmington to Fayetteville linking I 95 and I 40 and a northwest mountain connector extending southwest to the coast, all to unite the state and boost opportunity under Gov Dan Moore.
The nation’s press watches the switch from George Reedy to Bill Moyers as LBJ’s press secretary. Analysts note Moyers’ closer rapport with Johnson may shape how policies are presented. Ultimately, observers say LBJ’s control of public image matters more than who wears the badge.
Editorial notes Senator Dirksen seeks a constitutional change to allow states to choose nonpopulation based legislative allocation. Javits expresses doubt as the Judiciary Committee mulls the measure amid pressure from liberal allies. The piece outlines Supreme Court rulings on one man one vote and the political stakes across states, with perspectives on suburban voting trends and party advantages.
National Education Association meeting in New York advances a plan to raise one million dollars to aid Negro teachers losing jobs in the South due to desegregation. It pushes for a merger with the American Teachers Association and presses for full integration in all states, while five Southern states still retain restrictive clauses. President Johnson attends, proposing a national corps of teachers to aid urban and rural areas, and a Cabinet level department of education is urged.
James Marlow reports Republicans show a muted stance after the 1964 collapse, with leaders like Bliss and Ford giving mixed signals. The party remains divided on Viet Nam policy, two party stability, and how to win future elections, while some Republicans supported Johnson's voting rights and elder care measures.
A travel sketch from Peshawar West Pakistan describes its ancient layers from Greek and Buddhist influences to a lively bazaar life in Quissa Khawani. Abdul Sehrai, Rotary governor, shares multilingual tourism drive, Kennedy tribute, and Pakistan’s push for international engagement amid history and change.
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