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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1960
Page
4
Daily meditation notes that wisdom is not found in earth’s riches but behind all created things and known by God. It urges modern readers to seek wisdom in the Bible and God’s Word, stating that the fear of the Lord is wisdom and departing from evil is understanding.
Vice President-elect Lyndon Johnson told news editors that the new administration will uphold the public’s right to know while avoiding a “goldfish bowl” approach. He criticized excessive classification that shields government actions from taxpayers and urged curbs on over-classifying documents.
The piece notes Senator John F Kennedy carried 300 electoral votes while receiving less than a majority of the popular vote, a feat matched by previous leaders like Lincoln and Wilson. It argues Kennedy must work through Congress and the judiciary and calls for national unity against the Communist challenge.
Editorial reflects on the end of radio soap operas as CBS shifts time to local stations and daytime news. Names programs and stars, notes audience nostalgia, and explains the Program Consolidation Plan driving the change while TV soaps gain prominence.
The fragment presents names and titles including president secretary treasurer and directors. It indicates organizational roles within a committee or firm, listing individuals such as Mrs R B Terry and MecPHERSON in available positions.
A High Point reader urges citizens to stay engaged after the election. He praises Bill Osteen for the State House and criticizes Governor-elect Sanford for flip flopping on a two party system. The letter declares a “Great Awakening” in Guilford County and foresees continued political mobilization.
Notes on The News by Charles Pearson urges bipartisanship and competition to revitalize state politics. Readers praise the two party system as a path to better representation, citing High Point and Greensboro as examples of civic effort.
Dr Forbes H Norris outlines critical questions for public schools, urging clear roles for administrators and boards, responsibility at home, and rejecting scapegoating. He argues education thrives when local control and merit govern schools, with teachers rewarded and communities engaged.
A collection of remarks from Rev George Wilkins Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Carl Sundberg Dr Edward A Condon President Eisenhower and Raymond Saulnier arguing on religion, unity, car design praise, nuclear risk and economic outlook. They frame faith dialogue peace cross border friendship and caution about armament and recession.
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