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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1967

Page

3

Quote from Andrew Bonar Law on war and wisdom

A concise quotation by British statesman Andrew Bonar Law arguing that no war is inevitable and that its occurrence stems from failures of human wisdom. The statement emphasizes moral and intellectual responsibility in avoiding conflict.

Andrew Bonar Law Morse LBJ Vietnam White House Railroad Arbitration Board Johnson Willard Wirtz Wayne Morse D-Ore Fred Kappel American Telephone and Telegraph Company George Meany Afl-Cio George Meany Sen. Morse Ted Khiel Sen Saltonstall Massachusetts Democratic Party Bob Duncan

Postscript On Governors From One Who Knew Them

Edward L. Rankin says his move to the North Carolina Citizens Association ends a bid for the Democratic nomination and foresees no serious challenge to Lieut. Gov. Robert Scott. He recalls associations with governors Umstead Hodges and Moore, praising North Carolina's steady, honest leadership and conservatism, while noting restiveness among Republicans.

Edward L. Rankin North Carolina North Carolina Citizens Association Moore NCCA Robert Scott William B. Umstead Luther H. Hodges Dan K. Moore Rankin

Bitter Local Rivalries Across Turkish Soccer

A commentary notes how intense intercity rivalries in Turkey once sparked violence and even calls for military intervention to quell riots. It recalls Sivas and Kayseri stadium clashes that left 41 dead after a disputed umpire decision, arguing such sentiment turns sport into murder.

Turkey Rube Eldridge Sivas Kayseri Leaksville Spray Draper Eden

Editorial Research Autumns Gifts and Wounds

Editorial notes that September offers relief after summer droughts yet signals renewed storm activity. It contrasts mild equinox weather with ongoing wildfire impacts in the West and record forest fires, while detailing hurricane season patterns, storm counts, and federal weather bureau insights on dispersal experiments and air-sea interactions.

U.S. Weather Bureau Nature Artic Midwest Bermuda Jash Arlene Beulah Chloe Donna Weather Bureau Verna Wallis Gulf of Mexico Caribbean Atlantic Pacific Mexico Central America Roosevelt Roads Naval Air Station Puerto Rico Jacksonville Fla Naval Air Station United States

Nixon forces hold behind closed doors meeting in Washington

Former Vice President Nixon consolidates support for a GOP bid with a secret Washington gathering led by Henry Bellmon. A turnout of about 40 attendees outlined early primary plans from New Hampshire to Nebraska and highlighted fundraising by David Sterling and Maurice Stans.

Washington Nixon Henry Bellman Oklahoma Gaylord Parkinson Parkinson California Bellman Mike Monroney Monroney Bellmon John Sears Romney Michigan Rockefeller New York Sen Charles Percy Illinois Percy Republican Party Johnson New Hampshire Ronald Reagan Henry Cabot Lodge David Sterling Sterling Yale Law School Hillsboro N. H Oregon Nebraska James C. Cleveland Reagan Bobby Kennedy George Wallace Alabama Humphrey William Fulbright Arkansas Teddy Kennedy Massachusetts Boy Dick

Duty of the judge to respect Supreme Court decisions

Judge J Braxton Craven Jr. discusses the hierarchy of United States courts, stressing obedience to Supreme Court rulings while allowing respectful disagreement. He cites Justice Jackson, remarks on the Court’s complexity, and defends an intellectually honest judiciary that aims for just outcomes within the law.

J. Braxton Craven Jr U. S. Court of Appeals Fourth Circuit Chapel Hill United States Courts of Appeals United States Supreme Court United States Court of Appeals Justice Jackson Supreme Court Congress Frankfurter Brandeis Marshall Justice White Miranda Cardozo

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