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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1964
Page
4
A compact card presenting the famous D. H. Burnham maxim urging bold ambitions and visionary effort. The quote emphasizes aiming high in hope and work to inspire future planning and progress.
A historical column discusses post election debate and proposes reforms. It highlights a national presidential primary to determine party candidates, shorter campaigns, and separate timing for state and local elections to reduce coattails and strengthen two party democracy. It cites Gallup ideas and echoes Humphrey and Miller on campaign duration.
The piece stresses that the nation’s creed rests on belief in God as the source of all, praises the majority for faith, and warns against atheists and agnostics as voices against the nation. It looks forward to another year of blessings grounded in that devotion.
Editorial Research reports the American Medical Association may accept a proposed tax funded senior health care program presented by the Medical Society of the District of Columbia. The plan seeks cooperation with Blue Shield Blue Cross and insurers and envisions a cooperative health insurance option for seniors.
The editor outlines circulation charges and payment terms for High Point Enterprise subscribers. It states second class matter status, non responsibility for advance payments to carriers or representatives, and home delivery rate inquiries via local carriers.
Rumors say Watson of Lone Star Steel could join the Johnson White House as a forceful administrator and policy influencer. He helped organize nomination efforts, toured with the President, and is seen as capable of stabilizing large operations though some worry about his conservative political stance.
AP Science writer John Barbour profiles American doctors who abandon lucrative practice to serve in poverty stricken areas. Dr Paul Carlson, Kenya’s Congo mission, and others like 700 Protestant and 50 Catholic missionaries confront malnutrition and disease with sparse resources, often working in small clinics under harsh conditions.
Notes On The News highlights intensive tours for the medical ship Hope and Peace Corps efforts to train native talent. It recalls Carlson’s Africa work with yaws, leprosy, and epidemics, showing why his service mattered to Africans and Americans alike. His father says the sacrifice makes him humble.
James Marlow typically writes this column but is on vacation. The feature notes a temporary shift in responsibility while he is away.
Dan Moore elevates Ed L. Rankin Jr. to direct the Department of Administration citing Rankin’s public relations acumen and prior service to Governors Umstead and Luther H. He is praised as non political and capable to unify factions and advance state efforts. The move could position Joseph M. Hunt Jr. for the State Commission and High Point for a highway post.
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