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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1965
Page
3
A carved stone inscription presents a proverb urging less fear and whining, more breathing hope and affection, and a call to love more while reducing hate. The phrase emphasizes tempering emotions to improve the reader’s outlook and behavior.
The piece argues Kosygin signals a shift as Soviet consumer goods sectors move toward profit incentives, acknowledging capitalism shows the only reliable way to boost production. It contends entrenched Marxist planning struggles to sustain an economy and notes a reluctant return to market-inspired managment to align supply with demand.
The Rev Horace Bones McKinney resigns as Wake Forest College head basketball coach citing health reasons. He led the program to national prominence with Murray Greason and mentored by Jackie Murdock will succeed him, and his impact on North Carolina basketball is noted as substantial.
Editorial notes hearings by U S Health Education and Welfare Secretary Gardner in New York on September 28 to address Hudson River pollution described as a shocking example of resource destruction. Public Health Service cites river pollution equivalent to 10 million people and calls for coordinated federal action amid state and local disputes over water use. Federal supervision, spurred by interstate river boundaries and the commerce clause, drives plans for a network of small headwater impoundments, opposed to large reservoirs, while drought boosts urgency to desalt water and Congress acts to extend saline water program through fiscal 1972.
The drought tightens water policy urgency as Congress backs a basic framework. President Johnson outlines a regional emergency program for the mid Atlantic area and a sweeping Water Resources Council forms from key cabinet members to craft broader supply solutions.
A look at President Johnson's push for a weekly White House outlook report from all federal departments and agencies. The Washington press corps resists centralization, hoping to keep current release practices and access intact. Also notes Charles L. Schultze's new budget system and a Kennedy Johnson feud rumor sparked by a White House signing photo.
AP reports this session of Congress was dull but highly productive. Johnson’s skill and large Democratic majorities yielded swift passage of long debated reforms. The piece compares to FDR’s early 1930s actions and notes Johnson’s preparedness and political clout.
The piece contrasts Johnson’s 33 years in Congress and dominance in the House with Democratic Senate cooperation led by Everett Dirksen of Illinois. It notes the GOP’s weak public relations and past resistance to Democratic presidents, comparing Johnson’s strategy to earlier GOP-led friction with Truman and Wilson, including Taft and McCarthy challenging Truman.
A blend of letters and notes cover Ku Klux Klan threats and Lumbee resilience, hurricane Betsy recollections from James A. Stanley, a funeral for Rev. Elliott, Fire Prevention Week plans, vaccine notes, Europe trip update, Royster’s NC Motor Carriers post, Medicares impact on High Point Memorial Hospital, and hospital expansion plans amid changing healthcare burdens.
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