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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1965
Page
4
A philosophical quote by Stephen Girard asserts that life continues with purpose, and even in the face of imminent death one should act, choosing to plant a tree today rather than delay.
Senator Thomas White of Lenoir rails at what he calls a woeful lack of communication as he questions a bill to give the Advisory Budget Commission power over expenditures by state funded and non state monies. The piece notes private Joint Appropriations Committee meetings and a public claim for greater transparency.
In East Berlin life remains drab while a subtle liberalization spreads. Writers and cabaret performers face limits but avoid anti regime slants. Western Berlin gleams with color as East German citizens seek better foods and freedoms amid a police state under Walter Ulbricht.
A Soviet diplomat, reflecting Kremlin sentiment, told an American that the Russians dislike Ulbricht as Germans dislike their own rulers. The remark underscores strained wartime loyalties and mutual suspicions between Berlin and Moscow.
The piece notes a surge in federal advisory committees, citing Health Education and Welfare with 266 committees seeking private input on programs. It reports Rep Edith Green and others worry about a sprawling payroll of part time advisers and hints at a push to curb committee expansion. The second item mentions computerization influencing farming services as states test computer driven plans to optimize farmer outputs.
Increasing local banks offer farming services for a fee. The University of California promotes farm equipment as a strong investment for varied farm sizes. A New England project provides accounting and information services to 711 farmers. Arizona dairies use computers to flag unprofitable cows and remove them. Computer services reveal high costs and wasted resources in farming. The American farmer aims for peak efficiency with growing computer use in the near term.
The city of about 750,000 plans for upgrowth with more housing and business tied to its harbor and bay area commuters. Development pressure surrounds the Presidio base while famous landmarks like Golden Gate Park and Nob Hill hotels symbolize enduring urban wealth amid calls to create two separate California states.
The article notes Judy Holliday, famed for Born Yesterday and an Oscar winner, died in four months after cancer began its assault. It argues for early detection and greater awareness to prevent more sudden star losses and calls for continued advances toward conquering cancer.
Excerpt recounts Harlem’s 1943 riot and broader 1940s race clashes as warnings unheeded. It notes Fiorello La Guardia leading a recovery, wartime limits on progress, and a pattern of police crackdowns, with cities bracing for another turbulent summer amid calls for equal opportunity.
Fragmentary notice references D A Rawley and Mrs R B Terfy in a local obituary or death notice, with limited readable details about their relationship or service.
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