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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1964
Page
4
Editorial notes a High Point family crash that killed three and urges a change in attitude toward driving. It cites ongoing safety efforts and stresses that autos are tools for good or harm, requiring laws and programs to reduce fatalities.
Maureen O Sullivan of the University of Southern California explains that SQ or social intelligence quotient may matter more than IQ for succeeding in life. The USC psychology project studies how people understand others thoughts and feelings and how this helps in work relationships marriages and parenting.
Travel expands across nations as jet travel lowers costs and speeds up journeys. Americans and foreigners gain firsthand knowledge of cultures, needs, and attitudes through study, work, and tourism. The people-to-people exchange nurtures better understanding and a more peaceful world.
The Electoral College gathers tomorrow to cast votes for President and Vice President. Under the 23rd Amendment DC participates, totaling 538 electors, with Johnson expected to receive 486 and Goldwater 52 if votes align with the popular will. Debate on direct popular vote persists, but many leaders oppose changing the system.
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription and advertising details with home delivery rate options. It lists Independent Press operations in High Point North Carolina and notes carriers and distributors are independent contractors.
A group of liberal House Republicans led by the 20 member Wednesday Club aims to improve the GOP’s image rather than oust Dean Burch as national chairman. They plan Dec 16 and Jan 4 caucuses to push for House rules reform and policy on urban renewal, housing, and Johnson’s Great Society, while resisting efforts to topple Halleck. They stress rebuilding the party after losses and attracting the 7 million liberals who shifted to Democrats.
Holt McPherson outlines a plan for High Point College to raise at least three million dollars for new buildings and twice that for endowment over ten years. Trustees seek community backing, with civic leaders urged to support a robust development effort to keep the college vital and connected to the area's cultural life.
A Sunday sermon argues that God is near in daily life and in Christ. It emphasizes seeing God in nature and actions, faith, hope, and love, and portrays Jesus as the earthly image of the eternal. The piece invites reflection on personal contrition and open hearts to receive grace each day.
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