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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1964
Page
4
Quotation reflecting Genesis 2 7 on God forming man from dust and breathing life, paired with a Mark Twain remark that God places good and lovable traits in every person.
The Research Triangle plans a permanent center for man nature research including thought transference and ESP. A 50 acre campus will host the Foundation for Research of the Nature of Man with Dr. J. B. Rhine as executive director. The effort seeks federal funding parity for regional science, highlighting funded gaps between scientific centers and emerging areas.
Yale President Dr. Kingman Brewster Jr. joined Hartford Courant celebration for its 200th anniversary to urge unity of universities and newspapers in defending academic and press freedom. He says the written word endures, allowing readers to absorb truth at their own pace and discipline.
The piece outlines the life and rise of Egypt's leader Gamal Abdel Nasser from his 1918 birth in Alexandria to his 1952 coup and canal nationalization. It notes his distrust of delegation, military roots, modest personal life, and dream of Arab unity, while acknowledging limits to his vision.
Henry Cathcart notes seven million visitors passed Kennedy grave at Arlington National Cemetery in the year since his assassination. He describes the caisson and riderless horse Black Jack, the memorials, and ongoing public view, with traffic and crowd patterns, and mentions two daily horse caisson funerals and the cemetery’s expanding facilities.
Louisiana Governor John J. McKeithan, HPC alumnus and only governor from the college, plans a December visit to his alma mater. He may address students in chapel and dine with officials and former classmates.
James Marlow outlines Lyndon B. Johnson's intended social legislation push across education, elderly medical care, urban affairs, and more. He notes opposition in Congress and a tight fight over tax measures as the new session opens in January, amid debates on a Great Society concept.
A collage of remarks from public figures includes President Johnson on learning and power, Cardinal Cushing on church matters, Khrushchev’s cryptic barbs, and a note about the likes of August Busch and the St. Louis Cardinals. The excerpts show a mix of political tension and cultural references.
A reader comments on presidential restraint, praising a leader who avoids entangling the nation in new wars. The remark reflects public sentiment about U.S. foreign policy and military commitments.
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