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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1961
Page
3
Western Europe and Italy greeted President Kennedy's inaugural address as a hopeful call for peace and courageous leadership. Izvestia published the text in Moscow and Khrushchev met with the U S ambassador amid talks of seeking dialogue.
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told the Communist Party Central Committee that despite a serious lag in farming the USSR can match U S agricultural output per capita within five years. He outlined future tours to Ukraine Georgia and Siberia to boost production and criticized poor animal husbandry and housing shortages while condemning lavish stadiums.
The Vatican newspaper L Osservatore Romano called Kennedy s inaugural address sincere clear and not menacing to anyone in a front page editorial signed by Raimon do Manzini The piece praised the call to defend dignity and freedom while urging that words be turned into action and inviting reflection on global responsibilities
Former president Harry S. Truman revisited the White House after Kennedy's inauguration and toured the rooms with the new president. He praised the building’s history and noted a porch addition linked to Thomas Jefferson as part of its heritage.
In Orlando Billy Graham urged a new birth in Christianity to solve mankind s problems. He cited Kennedy s inaugural speech and said true faith requires costly commitment beyond repentance. The Florida crusade drew about 8 000 to a 13 000 seat arena despite 36 degree winds.
Mary Rose Cazire 21, mother of two, is jailed without bond in Catawba County on an assault with a deadly weapon charge. Her husband Charles Ervin Cazire 25 is in critical condition after a rifle wound to the head. Police say the rifle discharged during a kitchen struggle after an argument Friday night.
President Kennedy announced John M. Bailey as Democratic national chairman and pledged White House cooperation in party matters. Bailey, a Hartford attorney and Connecticut state chairman for 16 years, will serve full time without pay. Jackson resigned as chairman to focus on the Senate.
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