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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1965
Page
3
The editorial argues Governor Moore avoids leading a redistricting fight and trusts courts to draw districts, warning this may yield costly, urban-biased results. It urges fair, honorable state-led redistricting reflecting history and civic values, rather than a court-imposed, blunt numeric solution.
As the United Nations General Assembly opens, a new president is sought who commands prestige but limited power. U Thant wields real influence as secretary, while Britain and France cannot serve as president this year. Africa’s Quaison-Lackey seeks a second term, but the rotation tradition may hold. The assembly grapples with financing crises that have hampered peacekeeping and political resolve.
Editorial view on United Nations membership for Communist China at the 20th regular session. Notes past votes, shifting strategies, and sponsors including Albania and Algeria. Comments on France de Gaulle and Malraux and quotes Lin Piao on China’s role in opposing U S aggression in Vietnam.
Washington report exposes the Post Office Depart ment’s summer job program used for political patronage. Senators and representatives distributed nearly all 16 to 21 year old positions, including a millionaire senator giving two jobs to his son and niece. The piece questions the impact on youth opportunity programs and broader trust in government. It also notes a Phoenix group selling tributes to Barry Goldwater to fund campaigns.
High Point plans to complete a second unit of its Medical Center by mid November, adding 20 physician offices to the existing 30. Dr James Johnson, son of Mrs Gaston Johnson, joins staff at High Point Memorial Hospital and may practice consultatively before securing an office. The project foresees space for six more doctors, with parking for about 150 additional cars as the center serves 50 physicians and specialists.
U N Security Council votes 10 to 0 demanding India and Pakistan stop fighting by Wednesday. China threatens to join if Delhi dismantles border fortifications, accusing India of first shots. The council weighs possible force against China and a broader Kashmir plebiscite remains unresolved amid Cold War tensions.
The piece discusses India and Pakistan over Kashmir, with China seeking more territory. It ponders whether China will bluff or wage war, recalling 1962’s rapid Chinese advance that humiliated India and the risk of another quick strike to boost prestige.
Public figures criticize phony job schemes and warn that poverty programs do not secure futures for youth. Gen. Mark Clark reflects on force and weakness in communist strategy. Robert Vosper notes libraries rely on local resources amid rising federally funded research demand.
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