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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1964
Page
4
A brief meditation notes that no wicked cease from troubling, and the weary find rest. It frames death as a narrow, starlit strip between yesterday's companionships and tomorrow's reunions, attributed to William Jennings Bryan.
A 1964 campaign preview notes Goldwater and Miller may pit harsh rhetoric against calls for issue focus. It warns against personal attacks and mudslinging while predicting a fall contest likely to energize or further depress voter turnout. The piece weighs stay-at-home conservatives as pivotal to Goldwater’s path.
The Pope calls business leaders on June 8 to transcend materialism and place human brotherhood above private gain. In a workers appeal he asks workers to renounce the role of a pressure group and join in building a society rooted in the common good.
Sylvester L. Weaver leads a West Coast pay TV trial grounded in sports to attract 20 000 subscribers per city. California voters face a public policy question as commercial broadcasters unions and clubwomen oppose the experiment. If profitable the system could end free TV, with sponsors potentially returning.
James Marlow notes the four day convention made Goldwater the Republican nominee against President Johnson. The choice was foregone, but the campaign signals a major shift from restraint on federal power to returning to proven, older ways. He frames a politics of nostalgia and revived national strength. The remarks foreshadow a different GOP strategy.
A speech contrasted Johnson’s civil rights role with Goldwater’s stance while noting Republicans favor government at local levels first. The discourse referenced a recent vote against a civil rights bill and implied party divisions without detailing specific actions.
The piece argues that Barry Goldwater's appeal is uncertain even among liberals and Republicans. A loss could shatter Republican power for years, while a win would push the nation rightward, demanding a new evaluation of domestic and foreign policy. It notes conservatives will face a clear choice this year.
A reading on knowing others before judging them and building friendships. It urges self analysis to remove hindering traits and replace them with helpful ones, linking happiness to service to others and strong personal faith.
In 1964 the Republican Party faces a leadership vacuum as figures like Scranton Rockefeller Romney Nixon Lodge and Eisenhower lose influence. Goldwater's potential loss could leave the party bare of proven leaders and force a search for new hopefuls such as Percy or Taft in coming years.
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