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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1960
Page
4
A short meditation cites Luke 14 11 and the wedding feast parable to teach humility. It warns against petty social ambitions in politics society and churches and urges a Psalmist like view of man before God.
Terry Sanford seeks to govern for all North Carolinians after securing the Democratic nomination. The Raleigh-born candidate sells a positive, moderate program advancing race fairness, industry, agriculture, and education while urging courage over fear to guide the state.
The letter quotes Senator Kennedy saying he hopes to win the Democratic nomination without a Southern vote. Critics in the South fear such a stance could jeopardize a national victory. Supporters stress his need for Southern backing and deny misquotation.
West Point will implement its most drastic curriculum changes in 158 years, liberalizing the program to align with civilian colleges. Humanities gain parity with sciences, credit for prior college work, and accelerated paths enable further advancement. a new geography course joins the Plebe schedule.
Secret Defense Department studies suggest a military death ray is feasible within a decade, employing billions of tiny atomic particles or X ray like beams shot from space to disable ICBMs and space assets. Researchers acknowledge challenges in space based concepts and old earth bound thinking.
Washington notes show Vice President Nixon implying Kennedy as the Democratic presidential nominee. Some Democrats see Nixon favoring Kennedy to face an easier foe, while Republicans privately speculate Johnson could be tougher to beat. Adams in New Hampshire signals potential GOP leadership concerns as party divisions surface over loyalty oaths and pledges amid ongoing political maneuvering.
The piece discusses political rhetoric and party propaganda with notes on claims about rights and foreign policy. It cites Democratic and Republican headquarters distributing single page scanda sheets to supporters, and critiques Kennedy Nixon perceptions and U-2 flight decisions.
Ted Cramer, High Pointer TV and radio director at Bennett Advertising, shaped Sanford's image to win votes in North Carolina. He previously aided Arthur Kirkman and later supported Florida governor candidate Farris Bryant, reflecting North Carolina Florida gubernatorial ties and local political maneuvering.
Rep Carl T Durham withdraws from the slate of electors for the sixth district after being nominated by delegates without his knowledge. If he takes the oath he would vacate his Congress seat, raising questions about eligibility and the need for a replacement before the November election.
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