Scribes Question Jesus No Longer Dare Answer
A Luke passage notes that after Jesus speaks well the scribes no longer dare to challenge him. The verse reflects tension between teachers and Jesus and the crowd.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1968
Page
4
A Luke passage notes that after Jesus speaks well the scribes no longer dare to challenge him. The verse reflects tension between teachers and Jesus and the crowd.
Commentators argue Robert F. Kennedy faces skepticism over his presidential bid alleging opportunism after McCarthy’s strong New Hampshire showing. Kennedy’s timing and strategy are scrutinized as McCarthy gains a principled challenger aura while Kennedy lags.
An article notes four American Association stars barred from NBA play due to college era misconduct. Jackson Moe Hawkins and Brown faced penalties for bribe offers and links to a man convicted of attempting to fix games. The piece argues even small slips can haunt a person long after the event.
The editorial notes unrest in Warsaw amid student protests and government repression following the closure of Adam Mickiewicz's Dziady. It links these events to broader Soviet influence, Gomulka era discontent, and police crackdowns using tear gas and clubs.
A reminiscence outlines the Kennedy family drive for the presidency, Bobby Kennedy’s fallout with Lyndon Johnson, and the pre Dallas tensions. It notes Johnson’s attempts to keep Bobby in government, Bobby’s later Senate run, and Rockefeller’s advisory conference with GOP figures.
Guest columnist Levis J. Pieher recounts IOC Grenoble actions on South Africa in 1968 Mexico City plans. He notes IOC's principle of non discrimination, the South African question, secret ballots, and urging multiracial merit based teams while urging removal of racial barriers in sport.
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