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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1964
Page
4
A devotional pair cites Psalms 145 18 proclaiming God near to those who call upon him in truth and Studdert Kennedy saying prayer shapes character more than securing wishes. The quotes urge sincere reliance on God for spiritual formation.
The world honors Winston Churchill on his 90th birthday praising him as a wartime leader, defender of freedom, and author of iconic wartime maxims. The tribute recalls his Harrow speech urging steadfast resolve and his six volume World War II history as a creed of statesmanship.
A piano concert for the Christmas Cheer Fund featuring Doro thy Lewis at Point College Memorial Auditorium next Sunday at 3 30 p m. The fund, historically linked to the Empty Stocking Fund, invites citizens to help fill empty stockings by supporting food, toys, and gifts for needy families this Christmas.
As Sir Winston Churchill turns 90, observers note his still sharp mind on good days and fading clarity on bad. The piece recalls his long career, wartime leadership, and enduring ties to Britain and the United States, with tributes from Daily Mail and Glasgow Herald, while BBC and NBC plan commemorations.
An independent publication announces its weekly schedule with Sunday morning editions and a notice listing the office address at 305 307 North High Point North Carolina and publication details.
Ray De Crane outlines year end tax strategies for 1964 by deferring income or increasing deductions. He explains withholding changes, medical deductions, real estate taxes, charitable gifts, and income averaging to reduce taxes. Concrete examples show timing decisions to save 20 to 25 percent of expenditures.
The piece discusses a deadlocked Connecticut legislature over reapportionment with the Nov. 3 election canceled. A federal judge appointed Morris B. Davis, director of Yale University Computer Center, as special master to craft a plan while lawmakers struggle with the issue.
A discussion on computer use by officials contrasts machine speed with human judgment. The idea of “Garbage in garbage out” is cited to emphasize data quality. Officials hope to deliver objective results in polling, aided by expertise, computers, and conscience. James Marlow is on vacation.
Ed Mendenhall backs converting the Magic Block into a major retail hub with extensive parking to lift the Central Business District. He urges public support for selling it to High Point College to borrow a million dollars, while debate grows over the project and its benefits.
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