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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
4
Fragmentary reflection argues that virtuous people should harmonize their goodness with warmth and pleasant expressions rather than grim reserve. The text muses on social behavior and inner virtue in a detached, almost aphoristic style.
President Johnson moves fast on his State of the Union proposals as Congress, with Democratic majorities in both houses, considers a swift path for aid bills and reforms. Senate leaders expect adjournment by August 1, with Russell Long pushing to bring holdover bills to the floor, including Appalachia aid and immigration, education, and health programs.
The Hospital Guild is saluted for years of support at High Point Memorial Hospital. Members underwrite a cardio care monitor and an operating microscope, funding essentials via furniture market drives to aid patient care and hospital services. Their long service reflects cooperation between merged hospitals and community volunteers.
Editorial piece notes Ludwig Erhard’s two day Paris visit to align positions on grain and European integration. It argues the Brussels farm price bargain pushed six nations toward deeper economic union under De Gaulle’s influence, with a bland joint communique likely and attention turning to Gaullist press conference.
McNamara heads to Congress for his fifth winter defending the administrations military budget and plans. A partisan clash looms over reserve force restructuring and war strategy in South Viet Nam while hearings on missiles bombers and the F 111 continue. Rivers rises as House Armed Services chair with McNamara’s support but his own ideas spark independent pressure.
In Congress new leadership patterns emerge as Democrats and Republicans redraw titles. In the House the GOP ousts veteran Charles Halleck for Frelinghuysen while Arends remains assistant leader. Ford backed Frelinghuysen but failed to topple Arends. Senate Democrats overlook post election sentiment as Dirksen remains top Republican in a shifting tone.
The article notes Mike Mansfield of Montana was re elected to the top Democratic leadership position with no contest. It mentions Hubert H. Humphrey relinquishing the assistant leadership after becoming vice president and references internal party dynamics during Johnson era policies and coalition shifts.
High Point College honors outgoing Panther Club president Wayland H Linthicum Jr. and welcomes Bob Latta who leads a busy club famed for supporting the team. Alumni crowd fills Alumni Gym for Panthers vs Catawba while Fleet Lewis undergoes emergency surgery. Credit firm Dun and Bradstreet plans a Tar Heel survey with many from High Point area. Kiwanians celebrate payoff of the Kiwanis Cottage project at Lake Waccamaw Boys Home. Local officials plan a Welcome Home for Luther Hodges, praised as the best secretary ever. A community survey aims to boost civic involvement amid apathy in High Point.
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