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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1964
Page
3
A devotional line notes Jacob blessing Joseph's sons on his deathbed with faith guiding great earthly enterprises. It cites Hebrews 11 21 and August W Schlegel praising faith as the first forward step in any grand undertaking.
The civil rights fight in Congress faces a key Senate debate as concerns rise over the FEPC provisions. Critics warn the bill could erode employer and union freedoms and empower a broad federal policing regime, risking a police state that could chill rights unless safeguards exist.
Governor Sanford earns an NEA honor for work with high school dropouts and broader educational progress in North Carolina. The award, shared with Robert Wagner and Virgil Martin, notes funding from Ford Foundation and a dropout program stressing smaller and ungraded classes and team teaching in western counties.
A new Ad Hoc Committee on the Triple Revolution backs an “adequate income for all” proposal akin to Townsend’s old plan. It envisions government payments regardless of work but offers few operational details. Proponents cite automation and social security realities while noting Townsend’s influence and lack of political motive.
Washington description of Democratic party struggles over a Kennedy write-in bid aimed at impressing Johnson. The drive created tension about pressuring Johnson for a vice presidential contender and prompted Kennedy to issue a discouraging statement. Reports also suggested DNC officials faced consequences over the effort.
The article notes Kennedy’s claim on the day of the New Hampshire primary that he will not serve as attorney general after the elections next November. Some see it as a signal about his stance toward the White House succession, while others view it as a warning to remain a future contender for the presidency.
Guest columnist Major General Capus M Waynick weighs the late 1963 General Assembly act barring use of state and college tax funded venues by communist advocates. He argues for free inquiry, warns against censorship, notes campus speaker Bureau tactics, and urges thoughtful debate over absolutes amid a restless national climate.
Glenn Cunningham argues meat imports depress livestock prices, cost jobs, and threaten farmers and allied industries. He urges tariffs or quotas, criticizes President Johnson for not acting, and calls readers to write to urge action to protect domestic meat producers.
A reader critiques high beef prices in chain stores while growers struggle. He cites a Chicago interview showing growers offered 20 cents per pound delivered and buyers saying 20 cents is top. He argues the retail price supports profits while growers go broke and urges broader attention to tobacco and textile industries and jobs.
Editor warns that cattle and beef supply implications threaten national and global growth. Cites rising demand for beef forms from rib stew to filet mignon and points to problems among cattle raisers in the great cattle country.
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