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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1965
Page
4
A quotation about neglecting the imprisoned and the waning of Christian compassion. It contrasts Matthew 25:43 with Whately, arguing that indifference harms faith more than explicit infidelity. The piece reflects moral instruction and admonition.
U S and Russia show rare common purpose to seek a cease fire between India and Pakistan to curb Red China influence. Both urge restraint as U Thant efforts falter, while Vietnam policy mirrors their balance against China.
Former president and European commander warns students at a public address about erosion of moral and legal standards. He cites the Berkeley free speech movement and broader unrest, urging study of American principles and the Declaration of Independence to counter declining law and order.
The piece argues for stronger international pressure to end hostilities between Pakistan and India led by U Thant. It notes U S and UK involvement, cites Johnson administration messages, and discusses arms aid and potential ceasefire terms. It weighs Britain’s leverage over Pakistan against the United States’ influence in Delhi.
The piece recalls talks about letting people choose their government, a path never taken as wars arose in India and Vietnam. It notes leaders who opposed votes are dead, successors share the same stance, and the United States remained onlooker while Vietnam split into North and South. Ngo Dinh Diem led a South Vietnamese republic in 1955 amid Cold War pressures.
A tense scene emerges in South Viet Nam as sympathizers fracture into competing factions, signaling heightened internal discord amid mounting tensions and external pressures.
The article recalls Nehru's death and India Pakistan tensions over Kashmir starting in 1947. It notes Hindu majority and Muslim minority counts, Pakistan tribal incursions, India's military intervention, cease fire mediated by the United Nations, and the front line positioning along the cease-fire line.
United Nations urged inclusive Kashmir voting while Nehru favored partition along the cease-fire line. The stance opposed led to years of ping-pong diplomacy and shifting refusals, contributing to renewed tensions and conflict between India and Pakistan.
A jumble of notes covers arching themes from Archibald Rutledge poems to Hickory hosiery markets and Negro white welfare dialogue. It mentions Jefferson High School Beatle maps and Fairfax schools debates amid a Eugenia Price novel backdrop about St Simons postwar rebuilding.
A report outlines a clandestine, growing network of nameless Cubans planning weekly sabotage against Castro. Individuals describe arson, tampering with cane fields, and disrupting infrastructure using improvised tools and simple means. The piece cautions the actions may slow but not end Castro's regime, urging recognition of determined locals.
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