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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1964
Page
4
A compact reflection cites II Timothy 2 24 urging kindness to all as a servant of the Lord. It adds Sir Anthony Eden's maxim that people should treat others as they wish to be treated, framed as a proverb of social conduct.
The Greenville community adapts to the Donaldson Air Force Base shutdown by partnering with the county to buy the base property and convert it into an industrial hub. Duke Power lines and Southern Railway assets were repurposed, Union Carbide secured a plant site, and seven acres more were set to sell. The mayor says the loss was a blessing and demonstrates how communities can shift from military dependence to diversified industry with federal and local support.
A Wall Street Journal survey shows Harvard’s 1964 class had only 40 graduates entering business, nine more than the Peace Corps, with many preferring teaching, research, law, or public service. The piece notes private colleges often resist the traditional business lure and urges action to attract talent.
Editorial notes Charles de Gaulle at 74 pursues bold moves abroad. He hints France may withdraw from NATO if multilateral force creation erodes alliance, while Pompidou rejects quitting. He ties cereal price talks with West Germany to leverage policy, portraying a difficult but influential French stance.
The High Point Enterprise presents local news from Point North Carolina with independent reporting and community updates. The paper covers city events, politics, culture, and daily happenings for residents and readers in the region.
UNITED NATIONS seen gazing at Washington after Johnson victory. Diplomats expect new U.S. methods to settle East West tensions and aid smaller states while the U N faces a heavy financial agenda and uncertain Soviet relations.
The piece critiques poverty policy with a focus on overlooked groups and state roles. It notes New Hampshire and Connecticut examples of welfare and legislative pay, arguing funds from federal taxes may be handed to states to address urban issues, mass transit, and education amid the era’s political shifts.
Fragmentary notes record a wary outlook ahead of a Connecticut speech in Hartford. Mentions of lobbyists registered to push or block legislation and a reference to James Marlow on vacation.
The text appears to quote President Johnson and Chou En-lai with references to nuclear weapons and communism. It also mentions maser laser development and a fragmented discussion of Asia, bureaucracy, and cures, but the content is garbled and lacks clear events or context.
The piece notes an unprecedented holiday shopping upturn with warm weather and early demand. It cites Business Week on record spending and consumer confidence, plus Fed data showing growing liquid assets and high cash-to-credit sales. It mentions Dayton Ohio’s Carillon Park streetcar exhibit and a Boston letter on teen manners, with Bible quotes guiding history and a banker’s coin-saving proposals to ease coin shortages ahead of Christmas.
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