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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1967
Page
3
A fragment quotes a biblical lesson about measured judgment over hasty councils, presenting the idea that careful deliberation yields better results than rushed decisions. The text offers a proverb-like admonition without further context or specifics.
The piece cites forty one skydiving deaths this year to argue for tighter controls. It notes a Lake Erie crash that killed sixteen and a Florida death following a wife’s lead, urging investigations to curb fatalities in the dangerous sport.
Governor Reagan warned of court tyranny infringing executive and legislative powers and urged concern over welfare cash programs, endless war, riots, rising government costs, inflation, and a permissive moral climate. He denied running for president, aligning with Rockefeller’s disclaimers. Editors saw a potential moderate Republican platform.
Editorial notes say a Rome meeting of bishops created after Vatican II lacks legislative power while Pope Paul VI retains supreme authority. Four US bishops attend along with papal nominees. Coverage questions include press access, possible birth control discussion, and the pope’s health and potential encyclical release during the synod.
Drew Pearson surveys potential OAS leaders as Washington hosts ministers. Galo Plaza, ex-president of Ecuador, is highlighted for vast crisis experience, with Peru cautiously backing his candidacy. The piece notes rival candidates, U S diplomacy, and a bid to stave off riots and war before they begin. Also covers Humphrey Pasta reaccuracy jokes and Dirksen Bagge clash, and antitrust/fair press trends and Reuters U S expansion.
A car heading to Hound Ears broke down near North Wilkesboro after engine failure. Sergeant Byrum organized a wrecker and a mechanic, delivering the stranded travelers by eleven the next morning and earning their praise as a credit to the Highway Patrol.
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