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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
4
Extract presents a biblical proverb from II Kings 17 33 about fearing the Lord and serving others alongside. It cites Roosevelt’s famous exhortation that the only thing to fear is fear itself and the nation’s persistence to endure revive and prosper.
Editorial urges restraint as Major L. P. McLendon defends integrity during Senate Rules Committee probes. It praises his refutation of innuendo and calls for responsible questioning to pursue crooked deals, even within the Senate, and to pursue prosecution while avoiding public defamation.
Gov Brown asserts California will not tolerate campus anarchy as 801 demonstrators, jailed at Santa Rita Prison Farm, face disciplinary actions following Board of Regents orders. The dispute centers on demands for political freedom and disciplinary actions against leader Savio and other rebels.
Editorial notes half the Australian Senate seats up next Saturday as the Menzies government boosts defense spending and conscription amid Southeast Asia tensions. It argues the United States remains Australia’s primary protector under SEATO and ANZUS, with Malaysia and South Vietnam in shared security concerns and US aid fueling Australia’s postwar boom.
The snippet shows editors and department heads including Holt McPherson, Joe Brm, and Charles B. Loflin with roles for advertising, circulation, and business. It reflects a mid century paper’s bylines and staff credits.
Washington faces a baffling and dangerous Viet Nam crisis with no diplomatic solution in sight. The United States weighs expanded military and economic aid risking a broader war, while South Viet Nam lacks stable leadership after Ngo Dinh Diem’s murder.
A Washington AP analysis argues Republicans face a weak electoral position in 1966 as Goldwaterites clash with anti Goldwater factions. It notes Dirksen and Halleck lead a conservative core while many in Congress seek a new image, risking a Democratic advantage from 1955 to 1961.
The passage collects remarks by Liu Ning yi Richard M Nixon Archbishop George Beck Rev Edmund Lever and President Johnson. It contrasts anti US rhetoric with calls for unity and action against poverty and want worldwide.
A Senate Rules Committee hearing on the Bobby Baker case grows confrontational with sharp exchanges and denials. Jim Hawkins notes Interstate 85’s traffic surge influencing North Carolina towns like High Point and Greensboro, amid plans for development and a major Christmas Cheer fundraiser at High Point College with Dot Lewis performing. Local civic groups, including Maryfield Nursing Home and High Point’s Community Council, prepare for annual meetings and new leadership as they push health, welfare, recreation, and education initiatives.
Louisiana Governor John J. McKeithan will attend a convocation in Memorial Auditorium with the first lady and Governor and Mrs. Terry Sanford. High Point peers and professors plan to attend a luncheon in his honor. The Industrial Management Club holds its 8th annual conference with IMC members from local companies led by D. Clark Johnson and Pete Sturm overseeing the event.
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