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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1964
Page
3
A quoted passage by Charles Kingsley defines eternal life as life of divine love expressed through ongoing good works. It states that those who live this life possess eternal life and resemble the life of God.
The returning Congress must shape policy in an election year amid voter dissatisfaction with the 88th Congress. Civil rights, tax cuts, school aid, elder health care, unemployment relief, and retraining for automation mark the major head aches ahead. Strong leadership and decisive action are urged to end the logjam.
The text argues High Point seeks to push zoning into neighboring Forsyth County, stressing the need for reasonable standards across county lines. It cites law on extraterritorial jurisdiction and urges corrective steps and reconciliation with Davidson and Randolph counties to maintain good neighboring relations.
The President's Advisory Committee on Smoking and Health is due to issue an initial report soon. It will show links between smoking and lung cancer and heart disease without policy recommendations, and past trends suggest many will relapse after brief abstinence.
The High Point Enterprise announces advertising rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists key staff and office details. Community branding includes mail subscription terms, tax note, and distribution contractor disclaimer. The notice emphasizes AP affiliation and post office classifications.
Cuba’s exit from the U S cigar market leaves a gap filled by Jamaica and Hispaniola as U S stockpiles shrink. Foreseeing Cuba’s potential successors, Caribbean producers push tobacco growth while U S importers bet on new flavors and brands, with clubs like New York’s 21 Club launching Mexican leaf cigars and marketers targeting housewives.
A veteran columnist cites Hal Boyle and Don Marquis on writing toil and the strain of daily columns. The piece then surveys how churches and universities spend heavily to recruit leaders, detailing a church search that cost about 5000 dollars in time, travel, and letters, and ends with a quip about small men versus big ones.
President Johnson faces two tests after taking office. He must keep himself in the public eye to secure election next November while also pushing his programs through a Congress criticized as lazy and unresponsive. House Democrats lead Republicans 256 to 178 and Senate 67 to 33, but party labels mask diverse liberal, conservative, and reactionary factions.
The piece argues that Congress delays tax cuts and civil rights under calm times, but election-year pressure could accelerate action for Johnson as he pursues Kennedy era programs. It notes Johnson may get tough if Congress frustrates him, risking public backlash through fights.
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