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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
3
A religious excerpt pairs Hebrews 13 21 with a Biblical benediction and Anthony Eden urging the Golden Rule. The brief meditation stresses moral action and reciprocal behavior quoting Eden to contrast divine guidance with prudent conduct. The piece reads as a contemplative devotional note rather than a news item.
A police report on Smith Street describes two hungry brothers aged five and six who broke in to get food. The mother stayed in bed, the boys were given a ride home, and a baby was found starving in the house. The piece laments welfare limits and persistent child hunger in the modern era.
A six part series on safer driving targets teenagers with broader interest for parents. Studies show safety rises with age from 35 to 75 while teens 16 to 19 have the highest accident rates. Teaching safer driving benefits drivers and the streets alike.
Editorial notes Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi visiting Washington for eight days to open the exhibit "7000 Years of Iranian Art" and promote the White Revolution reforms. It highlights land reform progress, Mansur’s government push, and U S support as Iran remains a pivotal bridge state in the region.
The executive committee chairman says a dammed little of the World Fair involves pavilions and Meadow Lake, with many pavilions in trouble or sick. Several attractions report weak business while Belgium Village and Louisiana Pavilion face funding gaps and bankruptcy. International exhibits seek funds and space as overall sentiment notes mixed results with some strong draws in GE, Kodak, and Coca Cola areas.
Washington reports that a Goldwater presidential run against President Johnson would present voters with a clear choice between two governing philosophies. The piece argues that parties have blurred lines, with conservatives dominating both major parties and elections often decided by individual personalities rather than issues. It cites Eisenhower, Stevenson, Kennedy, and Nixon to illustrate the trend.
The piece argues that a clear liberal versus conservative split would help voters pick a government program. It warns Goldwater’s rise could strain the GOP if public mood moves liberal, while noting his campaign lacks a concrete policy plan. It criticizes past efforts as pep talks without real issues or programs.
The piece honors J. Spencer Love founder of Burlington Industries, arguing Fortune misreads his legacy. It praises his social conscience, courage, and civic contributions, contrasting the ruthless magnate image with a builder of communities who transformed a low wage industry through technology and vision. It notes deaths of Charles M. Johnson and Agnew Bahnson Jr. and reports High Point’s city planning metrics, urging Maryfield nursing home progress and a shift in public aims.
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