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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1965
Page
3
Pope Paul urges support for the United Nations as a tool to end war and build international security without arms. He warns unilateral force risks catastrophe, cites Vietnam and regional conflicts, and emphasizes diplomacy and a stronger UN to protect smaller nations and curb global aggression.
The World Series remains the sport’s premier spectacle as 1985 audiences prepare for afternoons of suspense. The debate ends with the same questions about Koufax, Drysdale, the Dodgers, and the Twins, while fans ponder power, speed, and pitching amid nostalgia for the Yankees.
President-elect of the American Bar Association will join newspaper editors in a Wednesday panel on the lawyer’s side of press reporting of criminal cases. Edward W. Kuhn of Memphis will explain why courts are scrutinizing pretrial aspects and the Kennedy assassination coverage has spurred debate on information release.
Henry Cathcart surveys how young American singers and musicians shape European attitudes toward the United States. He notes U.S. hits top German charts, German versions exist, and figures like Connie Francis record in German, boosting the image of American life abroad. The piece also highlights country music’s rise in Germany and a broad cultural influence beyond official diplomacy.
Washington AP Three legislative setbacks for President Johnson prompt Democratic leaders to consider an early adjournment. Republicans brand the Congress a rubber stamp and plan to stress that charge in the 1965 elections. Lawmakers fear more defeats could push the White House to call it quits while ahead in the wins.
Legislators weigh a Senate approved highway beautification bill as the House considers timing for adjournment. The bill passed the Rules Committee by 7 to 6 with two abstentions, and leaders caution the votes may not exist. A Johnson backed wage coverage measure faces defeat while sponsors seek a smaller increase to gain support. A parallel labor backed bill, aimed at overturning state wage laws, stalls in the Senate.
The House defeats a DC home rule plan amid White House pressure and party friction. A separate vote passes a federal employee pay raise bill, opposed by the President as costly. House mood sours as lawmakers signal a late-session rush and potential unfinished business into next year. James Marlow, columnist.
The will of N C English disposes of a multi million estate with three nephews named as heirs and two trusts for the ill wife and for Guilford College North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends Archdale Monthly Meeting of Friends and Springfield Memorial Association. The piece notes English as a Randolph farm boy turned industrialist who supported Thomasville Hospital Rotary Salvation Army and Boy Scouts among others and recalls his family ties to Old Trinity College predecessor of Duke University. A 1915 High Point reunion and remarks by Dr W M Mebane anchor a broader chronicle of community ties and local affairs.
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