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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1964
Page
3
A quotation attributed to Benjamin Franklin warns that surrendering essential liberty for temporary safety results in losing both liberty and safety. The fragment cites a famous aphorism but lacks full attribution and context.
The article argues that Charles de Gaulle pursues a Franco Sino rapprochement that challenges Western unity. It contends his stance erodes Anglo-Saxon influence, blocks Britain from the European Market, and links Paris with Peking to weaken U.S.-Soviet tension management while seeking to project French influence in Southeast Asia through neutralization efforts. Red China’s growing regional leverage is cited as a central factor.
NFL owners convene in Miami amid reports CBS would pay each club one million dollars annually for broadcast rights while NBC previously paid a record sum for the championship game. Theater TV and home pay TV proposals emerge as options to tap booming football revenues amid rising player salaries and fan demand.
The piece argues a second canal route through Latin America is politically risky and opposed by Panama and regional nations. It notes past treaties and payments to Panama, costs of sea level or nuclear routes, and warns Latinos view a new canal as a betrayal while the United States remains wary of colonial implications.
A Sussex Anglican rector curses those who desecrate graves in a Bramber churchyard, sparking debate among clergy about medieval methods. The incident follows rising concern over graveyard vandalism and black magic rituals across England, with police and church leaders weighing responses.
The French president recognizes the Chinese Communists as rulers of mainland China, widening U.S. dilemmas. The article traces postwar U.S. aid to Chiang Kai-shek, his retreat to Formosa, and shifts in policy from Truman to Eisenhower amid Korea, McCarthyism, and the UN Security Council’s five-permanent-power structure.
The piece argues the United States still recognizes Chiang Kai-shek as China's legitimate government while Red China demands the UN seat. It notes Formosa's limited size compared to the mainland, questions the security council balance, and warns De Gaulle's recognition could shift UN dynamics and push Southeast Asian nations toward Red China.
The Medical Society of North Carolina held a January Pinehurst conference for new officers and panelists like Good Afternoon to explore how medical and business interests overlap. They urged doctors to defend freedom of enterprise, warned against socialized medicine, and highlighted doctors’ civic contributions from hospital expansion to polio vaccination while stressing responsibility to public image and social self reliance.
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