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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1964
Page
4
A post election analysis shows the GOP shattered by Barry Goldwater's defeat. The party lost the middle ground, with many candidates backing Goldwater failing, while Democrats under Johnson moved toward moderation and center, underscoring a need to redefine the GOP.
Business Week analyzes Kosygin and Brezhnev shifting Russia toward consumer oriented production. A third of shoe and clothing factories will switch from central planning to market driven output, signaling a move to profits as performance measure and potential changes to the Soviet economic system.
The governor notes 50 GOP groups across states, echoing the campaign era surge of citizen and volunteer committees. Thirty to forty percent of party activity centers on endorsements and ads from big names, with groups like Johnson Humphrey and Goldwater committees spending substantial sums.
Washington Notebook reviews LBJ plan to shape Great Society locally at the LBJ ranch, noting focus on economic programs, cabinet reshuffles, and attempts to secure Republican congressional backing. It highlights Kennedy-era goals, party dynamics, and potential staffing moves in the first year.
A sermon extols the human body as a divine temple and urges care of health and cleanliness. It contrasts biological marvels with neglect, notes life expectancy, and cites Paul three times on the body as sacred, urging dedication of body mind and spirit to God.
Holt McPherson notes fall show largest yet and calls for more space as market growth expands. congestion near downtown prompts talk of suburban expansion while showrooms and parking draw buyers and support from the community.
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