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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1965
Page
3
Editorial argues the struggle for Viet Nam tests freedom against communism. It credits Vietnamese Premier Phan Huy Quat with defending U S efforts to guarantee national freedom and integrity, warns appeasement would fuel aggression, and notes Viet Nam's long history resisting China while urging continued U S support and unity among Buddhists and Catholics for victory.
Senate backed bill by Forsyth senators Wood and Hanes would drop the ninth grade education requirement for youths 16 to 18 to qualify for a license. Present law bars under 16. Proponents say it strengthens traffic safety and motivates remaining in school to earn a license. Critics call it an indirect incentive, but supporters argue it could reduce dropouts by tying a license to education.
Editorial argues both sides in Vietnam war have set terms for peace, yet no formal talks. It traces Western views of negotiation versus Communist tactics, cites past pacts, and notes U S stance of nonretreat in Southeast Asia. President Johnson warns against abandoning Vietnam, urging limited, conditional discussions only when peaceful cooperation is possible.
The High Point Enterprise announces staff roles for president secretary treasurer editor and other positions. It presents home delivery and mail subscription rates for daily, Sunday and weekly editions, with taxes and carrier payment caveats.
Washington observers warn that civil disobedience does not excuse law violations in the December Berkeley campus uprising. Alameda County Judge Robert Kroninger ruled that resistance to police was purposefully lawbreaking, stressing the need for penalties and rejecting amnesty for demonstrators.
James Marlow notes President Johnson cites the Truman and Monroe doctrines to justify military actions in the Dominican Republic and Vietnam. He traces U S use of interference from 1916 in the Dominican Republic to Kennedy's Cuba operation, Truman's Europe policy shift, and Cold War efforts to halt communism.
The article argues President Johnson expands the Truman and Monroe dootrines to South Vietnam and the Dominican Republic to combat communism. It notes shifts in Johnsons rationale from protecting Americans to preventing Communist governments in the hemisphere, with a nod to Castro and global implications for freedom.
Former press secretary Pierre Salinger drew a warm crowd at a Forsyth and Winston-Salem Democrats dinner in Reynolds High School auditorium. He joked about a North Carolina Senate bid and urged voters to back a party addressing real needs. The piece lauds Winston-Salem education initiatives and calls the city a rising All-America City, noting programs from the Governor’s School to Wake Forest and Winston-Salem State College and a growing Triad link.
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