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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
3
A presidential commission finds that technological change does not threaten employment if vigorous fiscal policies spur growth. Labor fears wage gaps while skilled manpower limits growth, calling for private and public programs to cushion disruptions and expand education, markets, and distribution for prosperity.
The piece argues a focused American resolve in Vietnam and Asia is shaping the next Congress, with weakness risking broader conflict. It warns NATO and global leaders to act now and prioritize war aims over other deferrable expenses as the United States faces a pivotal, long-term security challenge across Asia and beyond.
A concise profile of Mao Zedong as China’s ruling figure, detailing his leadership, health rumors, and the Communist Party’s grip. It notes his peasant origins, early activism, and key life milestones from founding the party to leading the Long March and beyond.
The piece surveys Mao Zedong as a Marxist Leninist theoretician and military strategist whose 1937 guerrilla warfare primer shaped liberation wars. It traces his rise to power, 1949 triumph, and 1959 succession by Liu Shao-chi, noting Mao's enduring control and ruthless push to modernize China, with projections of regional expansion and possible Sino Soviet clash by Robert Strausz-Hope.
In a stern critique, the piece argues President Johnson relied too heavily on military advisers for Vietnam policy. It recalls troop increases, failed promises, and calls for new advisers amid blame on McNamara Rusk and the Joint Chiefs. It notes past Eisenhower contrasts and urges fresh leadership.
A collection of holiday verses and local notes highlights in High Point. Trustees advance land acquisitions for High Point Memorial Hospital including parcels near Elm and Lindsay Streets. plans for medicare unit site and possible extra purchases. Civitan fundraiser reaches $100,000 statewide with $5,143.84 from High Point. Jaycee Bosses Night set for Dec 30. Pam Culler noted as Miss High Point. HPC Golden Decade meets Dec 29. Exposition Building and Wesley Memorial permits could lift 196? building year. year-end total may reach $16-17 million with two major projects. Chamber President J Alton Stanford leads dynamic committees to energize civic progress amid reform and public service.
Readers reflect on Christmas memories and the value of family, childhood joys, and mystery of Santa. They urge honoring parents and sharing love, noting the universal stance of Christmas across all people and ages with nostalgic anecdotes and wishes. A child’s song and a note about ordering snow for Christmas close the piece.
The Enterprise editor praises Mayor Carson Stout for a constructive development plan and notes the Police department faces a tough challenge amid public concerns about taxes. The writer urges the press to publish a full statement on crime prevention and enforcement to inform citizens who fund police through taxes.
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