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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1964
Page
4
The message urges action and prudence citing Proverbs to heed the ants and avoid idleness. Henry Ford adds that thinking without action warps the mind and that only labor leads to clear thinking.
Senator Barry Goldwater proposes realigning the two major parties into Liberal and Conservative to reflect true national positions. He urges a thorough study of voting patterns and criticizes inconsistent regional images as voters are misled. He believes a decisive, positive commitment from whichever party governs is essential for the nation.
In a valedictory speech at the National Association of Realtors in Los Angeles, President Ed Mendenhall argues private property rights are more basic than civil rights for minorities. He condemns forced housing and says the remedy lies in conscience, not coercion, while noting California prop 13 amendments and past Supreme Court rulings shape the fight over housing integration and property rights.
Editorial notes a winter of discussion around Western Europe involving Under Secretary of State George W. Ball with talks in West Germany and Paris. It highlights U S tariff proposals, NATO concerns, British Labor Party shifts on nuclear subs, Pompidou on alliance ties, and potential Johnson Wilson talks shaping Atlantic policy.
Independent High Point newspaper note lists editors and staff roles and announces home delivery rates. It states carriers and distributors are independent contractors and The High Point Enterprise is not responsible for advance subscription payments.
President Johnson’s aides reject easy passage for agenda despite a large House margin. Unlike Roosevelt in 1937, Johnson’s 1965-66 plan faces independent Democrats, tighter districts, and no court-packing drama, reducing coattail reliance but risking cautious, phased legislation.
The piece highlights advances in cancer research from the American Cancer Society including leukemia treatment improvements for children and new vaccines, then honors Colonel T. E. Tubby Hinson for his city management career in Chapel Hill and Raleigh. It also profiles Raleigh commentator Bill Shires and his 20 years in journalism.
Washington AP reports a looming labor battle in the new Congress expected to flare after January. AFL CIO leader George Meany says the fight could be the hottest since the Landrum-Griffin Act era, with unions eager to press a four year old campaign pledge and possible court action if labor wins.
The AFL-CIO political arm aided electing 233 lawmakers as labor leaders push to move right to work bills. National pushback from the National Council for Industrial Peace warns of major organizing drives across states including Montana Tennessee Texas Virginia North Dakota Nevada Alabama South Carolina. Mrs James Marlow remains on vacation.
A fragmented collection of quotations features Adlai Stevenson and Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson on leadership and progress, interwoven with anecdotes about Lyndon Johnson, Mrs. Martha L. Cameron, and cultural notes on Mozart, Beatlemania, and public life.
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