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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1965
Page
4
A spiritual reflection cites Mark 11 24 urging belief in answered prayer. The text contrasts loving God with loving His gifts and frames faith as trust in divine response rather than material outcomes.
The article sketches a tense Middle East scene with Syria, Jordan, and Israel at odds, Nasser handling Yemen, and West Germany signaling toward recognizing East Germany. The United States Britain and Russia are portrayed as cautious observers as Cyprus and arms shipments feed the crisis.
Governor Dan Moore relies on a growing economy to fund a balanced budget with no new taxes, tapping a reserve to cover 12 million and proposing 72 million more spending beyond Budget Commission figures. The plan preserves tax levels while boosting teacher pay and limiting education funding questions.
The Grand Old Man of Football died this week at age 102. He shaped the modern game with innovations and upheld a code of conduct avoiding alcohol tobacco and profanity. Stagg’s influence extended beyond his lifetime as he was named Coach of the Year while still active and his legacy endures in American football.
An uncensored Danish film wins court protection, eroding New York censorship and prompting calls for public backlash. The opinion claims the justices loosen bars on sexual displays, risking a flood of indecent material shown widely. Critics urge action against the nine justices, warning of moral decay and harm to education.
CAPUS WAYNICK argues for and against a 300 million road bond. He recalls past leaders like Seawell and Gardner, notes high interest costs, urges pay as you go, and suggests letting voters choose between large indebtedness and slower funded road building.
A Sunday sermon contrasts Mary and Martha from Luke 10 42 urging quiet faith over worldly busyness. It links extrovert and introvert traits to presidents Roosevelt and Wilson and argues rest and Sabbath value to sustain spiritual life.
Mrs. Harold Craven honors doctors for saving her sick four year old after a crowded wait at the office. Bob Fountain named bailiff at High Point Municipal Court to handle pre sentence investigations and support release plans.
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