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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1964
Page
3
A quote from St. Francis de Sales asserts the true preacher proves his faith by inspiring action in listeners rather than praise. The saying emphasizes practical impact over praise in sermons.
President Johnson urges housing and community development in a plan for suburban growth, urban renewal, and downtown development. High Point hosts a prime exhibit of federal ideas urging a Cabinet level Housing and Community Development Department and closer local alignment to water sewer and street needs as cities expand. The call seeks swift local action and responsible leadership to advance growth and public welfare.
Senator Margaret Chase Smith announces a run for the Republican presidential nomination in a bid she frames as a sacrifice for women’s presidency. She argues a barrier of prejudice must be broken and points to John F Kennedy as a precedent while acknowledging personal reasons not to run.
Editorial notes recurring weather problems at Winter Olympics venues and recalls historic moments. It highlights Innsbruck opening, past protests over access for foreign journalists, and contrasts winter and summer games. It references U S performance, coaching, and the prelude nature of winter events to broader global athletics.
The High Point Enterprise established 1884 is an independent daily and Sunday paper based at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. D A Rawley is president and R B Terry is secretary treasurer with editors and managers listed.
Washington reports that project grants, aimed at targeting slums, bad schools, delinquency, and pollution, may reshape federal state city relations. President Johnson cites education use and potential billion-dollar scopes, while critics warn of greater federal control and risk to local autonomy.
AP dispatch notes Red China wavering on two China stance and France recognizing Red China, complicating U S support for Chiang Kai-shek. Article traces history from 1949 to now, detailing rivals for legitimacy over Formosa and mainland China and the international shift in recognition.
The piece argues the United States faces a dilemma as Red China gains potential recognition by France and possibly other allies. It discusses motives for recognizing Communist China, the impact on U S anti Communism, and how Beijing aims to weaken American prestige, gain UN admission, and offset its Soviet split by seeking new trade and supplies.
Dr Clarence A Velat returns from Chauncey to install an auto analyzer at High Point Memorial Hospital. The device will run two determinations at once in blood chemistry and will be added to five accessory procedures. It promises personnel savings and greater lab capability with no current staff displaced. A white cell count auto instrument is already in use. Also noted are local efforts to place a licensed Cuban cosmetologist seeking work near her son attending High Point College. Other items include leadership change at String and Splinter Club, a planned April furniture market, and a lecture by Pulitzer winner Eddy Gilmore on Russia and the West. Obituaries note the deaths of Carl C Council and Mrs Jacob L Morgan.
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