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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1965
Page
3
The editorial notes the American economy reached a new August income record with an 831.6 billion annual rate and a 14 percent rise in car sales for early September. Yet economists warn of a possible leveling off as housing starts and durable goods orders slow and farm income slips, while the overall index shows only a small August gain.
Louis Harris reports that North Carolinians invest in education with pride and that nationwide over three quarters approve current schooling quality. The study highlights growing public demand for better programs for slow learners and gifted students, plus continued funding to modernize and broaden education while balancing three Rs.
Rather Fight We confess disappointment with High Point authorities over their hesitance on righting a long standing bus transport inequity between urban and rural children. Statewide city superintendents seek a legal move to equalize treatment, but High Point’s board questions stirring a fight and offers no firm backing.
A historical view argues President Johnson’s refusal to meet Ayub Khan and Lal Bahadur Shastri last April helped trigger the Kashmir flare up. The piece blames State Department misreadings and notes the missed opportunity to ease tensions between Pakistan and India, potentially averting a broader world danger.
CAPUS WAYNICK appeals for complete repeal of the Speaker Ban statute as the Study Commission weighs options. He argues the university must search for truth without state-imposed restrictions, warns repeal would protect academic freedom, and cautions against targeting or humiliating colleges. Dr. William Friday supports repeal in a strong, measured plea.
A preacher extols every honest laborer as vital to society from surgeons to street sweepers. Quoting Ecclesiastes and Proverbs, the message honors the housewife and all workers, urging no contempt for any service and noting even Christ's carpenter years.
High Point College marks the American Humanics Foundation professorship with Dr Roe Bartle guest of honor at a Kansas City dinner, as he prepares to moderate a joint United Presbyterian and Southern Presbyterian session. The event follows Bartle’s famed leadership during Kansas City’s graft era and aims to showcase his calm, forceful presence in tough moments.
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