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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1965
Page
4
A reflection on true hospitality urging openness to strangers and the infusion of truth, love, honor, and courtesy in all actions. It cites Hebrews 13 2 and Ralph Waldo Emerson emphasizing generous welcome beyond meals.
The House and Senate approved the Medicare bill and President Johnson signed, launching wide ranging health care for Americans over 65. The plan funds hospital nursing and home care with $3 monthly premiums, financed by Social Security tax increases and general revenues, effective July 1 1967 for basic and supplementary coverage.
Charles Dillon Stengel turns 75 as he battles illness in Glendale hospital. The colorful manager, famed for World Series success with the Yankees and a storied Mets tenure, remains a controversial but influential figure who keeps the sport lively and garners wide fan support.
The trip by Averell Harriman from Moscow to West Germany and other European nations to deny secret Soviet talks fuels Berlin Bonn and NATO nerves. European diplomats warn Washington may bargain with Moscow for Vietnam a peril to German unity and Berlin freedom. Fay Kohl er remains the U S ambassador in Moscow.
In Jerusalem, Dr. A R Ankers comments on Methodists rejoining the Church of England. He notes the Plymouth Leeds measures, 78 percent vote, and 601 to 14 support for closer relations. He foresees a two to three year path to common communion and a 1980 target, with bishops and shared services under a Service of Reconciliation.
President Johnson led a week of rapid moves in Washington. He announced 50 000 more troops for Vietnam and expanded draft calls while urging peace talks. Johnson created a 19 member crime commission and nominated Abe Fortas to the Supreme Court, with John W Gardner also joining his cabinet. He briefed governors as Congress approved key measures and Oren Harris was named to a federal judgeship.
This week Congress approved Social Security reforms and a first time medical care program for seniors. It backed a strong civil rights voting rights bill in the South and a four year urban assist bill with rent subsidies, sending them to Johnson for signature. Flood control measures and a union shop ban are pending Senate action.
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