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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
6
The text presents two historical quotes: a Bible verse from John 16 33 about peace amid tribulation and an Archbishop James Usher remark urging good people to be agreeable and smile to win others to the good cause.
Democratic leaders push for an early finish to the 89th Congress as President Johnson expedites his State of the Union program. Special messages outline aid to Appalachia immigration education and health measures while Long drives floor action. Mansfield predicts adjournment by August 1.
The Hospital Guild of High Point Memorial Hospital celebrates a successful year after its annual meeting. The group funded a cardio care monitor and an operating microscope, supported air conditioning, and aided in furnishing the hospital while balancing patient charges and fund raising.
Editorial Research Europe notes West German Chancellor Erhard visits Paris for a formal meeting with President de Gaulle under the Franco German treaty. The dialogue aims at closer political unity, with economic integration seen as the path forward amid European talks and an upcoming West German election.
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara heads to Congress amid a belief he will win battles over his military budget and reserve reforms. The war in South Vietnam and looming hearings before Rep. Hebert's subcommittee shape a tense season of policy clashes and political maneuvering.
In the new session Congress preserves its stalwart leaders as Republicans replace Charles H. Halleck with Gerald R. Ford in the House while Melvin R. Laird rises to chair the Republican Conference. The change follows the 1964 political shifts after Johnson's election surge and Goldwater’s influence on the platform.
The article notes Mike Mansfield of Montana was re elected to the top leadership post with little contest after Hubert Humphrey relinquished the assistant leadership. It cites Mansfield as 46 year old and notes his past positions including opposition to nuclear tests and education and foreign aid funding. House Democrats re elected John W. McCormack as Speaker.
Longtime Panther Club leader Wayland H Linthicum Jr yields the presidency to Bob Latta as the Panthers enjoy a banner period at High Point College. Alumni Gymnasium sold out for the Catawba game and the club plans to close renewals by Feb 28 while continuing support for the team.
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