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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1965

Page

3

Breather in South Asia seen as chance for peace

The piece urges using the current pause on the India Pakistan frontier and Sino Indian strain to pursue political solutions at the conference table. It warns against underestimating communism in Moscow or Peking and stresses constructive dialogue to avoid destructive warfare in Asia and beyond.

Pakistan U. N. Security Council India-Pakistan India U. N Viet Nam Moscow Peking

Ten Commandments Too and a Clergy Debate on Law

A California preacher Dr. Watts of Yale Law background condemns a King era doctrine that individuals may break unjust laws if willing to accept penalties. He warns of a roller coaster effect and cites clergy supporting open law defiance to racial concerns. Officials’ reluctance to act quickly is criticized while hope remains in some leaders.

Editorial: Inevitable Automation Reshapes Newspaper Industry

Editorial argues automation in newsrooms is unavoidable amid rising costs and union issues. It traces 1960s New York strikes, contrasts with Reading, England where Lord Thomson’s paper uses a British 803B computer to integrate digital typesetting and offset printing, and notes American publishers embracing tape driven computer systems while unions resist.

New York City The Post New York Publishers Association of England Lord Thomson Fleet Evening Post Reading N.Y. Times Thomson American Newspaper Publishers Association Washington Post Los Angeles Times Palm Beach Post- Times

High Point Enterprise Advertisement Rates and Notices

The High Point Enterprise lists subscription and delivery rates including mail and daily Sunday options. It notes independent contractor carriers and ads from the WaerD Griffith Company and National Advertising Representatives. The paper cites Associated Press content and tax details for North Carolina subscriptions.

Associated Tress MATL N.C Associated Freas High Poimé N. C Second High Point Sign Pest Enterprise, Inc Eel

Fulbright Dominican Republic Speech Roils Washington

The Fulbright speech denouncing U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic sparks wide reaction from Capitol Hill to the White House. Debate rages over U.S. Latin America policy, with Dodd countering and Fulbright denying selective committee participation reports.

Dom Bonafede Herald Tribune Washington Sen. J. William Fulbright U. S Dominican Republic Capitol Hill State Department White House Latin America Arkansas Democrat Senate United States U.S Fulb Fulbright Dodd Hese Foreign Relations Committee New York Herald Pene New York Times Washington Post

Eisenhower on Two Party System in 1968 Scene

As the AP reports, Eisenhower urges a two party system to keep the Republicans viable though not a central campaign issue. Goldwater distances himself from the titular leadership, Ford plots opposition, and Nixon remains a faint possibility. Republicans limp through intraparty rifts, lack a clear top leader, and debate criticizing Johnson while avoiding firm policy contrasts.

Republicans seek to frame Ike aid as economic not military

The piece notes House Republicans pushing Eisenhower’s aid as economic while he says it is not. It covers Nixon and Johnson on Viet Nam and UN payments, Johnson’s tact with Ford, Goldwater’s changed view, and the GOP’s struggle to find an issue to attack Democrats.

House Rep Gerald R. Ford Michigan U.S Viet Nam Johnson Eisenhower John F. Kennedy Asia Ah Woonson Soviet Union United Nations

Nee English dies in hospital after arthritic pain

Nee English, a Thomasville industrialist and longtime friend of the community, died in his sleep at Baptist Hospital after an illness that kept him from attending High Point College convocation. He supported education and Christian values, funding a Golden Decade Development pledge for Guilford and High Point colleges. His passing evokes remembrances of his generosity and resilience amid a busy life. Capt. William Burke Jr., a West Point graduate and Army officer, visits from Winston-Salem as he pursues further service in Viet Nam. Also noted are Bennett Advertising’s expansion plans and new accounts, plus music and club news from local groups during a busy civic season.

Nee English Thomasville Baptist Hospital English High Point College American Humanics Foundation Nereus C Nee Roe Barile Tom Haggai Guilford College William Burke Jr White Sands Missile Base Winston-Salem Aberdeen Proving Grounds Viet Nam Enterprise U.S. Military Academy West Point Army Bennett William R. Henderson Bennett Building Charlotte Carolinas Virginia Bill Henderson Harold Bennett Hate High Point

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