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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1965
Page
4
A religious and historical juxtaposition notes that integrity guides safety while deceit is exposed. It cites Proverbs 10 9 and Bernard Baruch warning against promises of nothing with cautionary tone.
The 10th anniversary of the Austrian State Treaty rekindles debates over neutrality and ties to the European Common Market. Soviet objections loom as foreign ministers gather in Vienna where the pact was signed, with Gromyko and Rusk attending amid East West pressure and NATO-era hostilities.
The piece argues that American intellectuals face intense criticism for factual errors and imprecise analysis in Viet Nam discourse. It notes open government data and independent experts gathering facts, while predicting that critics undermine credible, sane debate on U.S. bombing of North Vietnam.
The piece condemns intellectuals for moral posturing on Vietnam. It cites Viet Cong brutality in 1957 to 1962, argues for thoughtful debate on bombing and neutrality, and urges long, reflective inquiry over rash teach-ins and propaganda. It names John P. Roche and calls for factual argument.
A 1946 Westminster College address and Churchill's wartime leadership are recalled as a commemorative stamp honors Sir Winston Churchill. Notes compare his May 13 1940 blood toil tears and sweat speech to the 1946 curtain speech and mark his retirement from the Commons in 1963. The stamp proclaims greatness.
Editorial notes the coming fight over excise taxes on lubricants, with focus on a proposed repeal of the 10 percent tax on new passenger car oil. It outlines how re refiners oppose removing the tax, arguing it would push many out of business and cost motorists via pickup fees, while waste oil poses pollution risks. The piece casts doubt on industry motives and highlights ongoing tax controversy.
Patterson Jr. appears as advertising manager for Ward Griffith Company Advertising with names Holt M. C PHERSON and Gnome Charles Loilin Aine mentioned in a vintage trade notice. The fragment highlights personnel and agency roles within the advertising firm.
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen said there are not enough votes to curb debate on the voting rights bill, signaling a likely slow down in passing Johnson's Great Society agenda. He warned the chamber faces a backlog of bills and joked about staying in Washington through holidays.
The note reports friction between Congress and the White House over timing and content of legislation. The House blocked the president on closing 15 veterans hospitals, voting 23.5 million to keep them open. In the Senate, a liberal bid to ban state poll taxes was barely defeated by four votes. The House Judiciary Committee then inserted a ban into the House bill, creating conflicting versions.
A poem condemns reckless driving and center-line breaches. A church clipping shares Dr. Ferenc Nagy’s critique of Soviet anti religious policy, praising American faith as a bulwark against communism. Also noted are 1860s music praise, mammoth tusk discovery, and a valley scientific find.
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