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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1965
Page
3
A quotation attributed to President Theodore urges that no person is justified in committing evil for expediency. The remark frames ethical restraint as universal, aligning leaderly stance with moral principle rather than practicality.
A fire on the Yarmouth Castle, a 38 year old Panama registered cruise ship, killed about 90 with 19 hospitalized as officials note missing lifeboats and failed water pressure. Passengers say alarms were not sounded while rescue by Finnpulo and the Finnish ship Finnpulo saved many. The incident prompts a wide inquiry into safety and responsible measures.
The piece argues President Johnson’s price controls on aluminum face strong business backlash and political risk. It details potential probes into Alcoa, electric power rates, and tax reviews while noting broader prep for defense substitutions and inflation concerns.
North Carolina leaders consider Britt Commission reforms to the state gag law on extremist speakers at public universities. The panel backs a policy allowing limited appearances to educate, with trustees responsible for visiting speakers. Gov. Moore signals support, and papers weigh potential national impact.
Washington columnist details a 53 410 transfer from Miami to New York for Commdre Francisco J Rivera Caminaro the Dominican Republics secretary of defense. Notes his modest salary 608 a month and lists prior posts with addresses in Maryland. Also recounts Sikes hunting case and subsequent exoneration amid media coverage.
The piece defends Duke University President Douglas M. Knight for championing academic freedom. It recalls Trinity College founder history, Crowell's stand for free thought, and shows how Duke and Trinity faced attacks yet upheld open inquiry. It frames Knight's stance as part of a long NC tradition of defending scholarly liberty.
A reader attack on High Point and Jamestown ABC stores argues alcohol problems come from narrow minded residents, not stores. A correspondent urges improved police forces, revenue concerns, and support for Western routing of No 311 to ease traffic among High Point Thomasville Asheboro and Winston-Salem.
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