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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1964
Page
4
A Henry J Kaiser quote frames adversity as a chance to improve work effort and outcomes, suggesting that challenges become opportunities when approached with proper labor and attitude.
Wayne Shoaf leads the Piedmont Crescent 2000 Commission as Governor Sanford assigns him to guide planned growth from Raleigh to Charlotte. The group aims to organize urban development, with a possible Piedmont Crescent office in Guilford-Davidson and a $50,000 first year budget to staff it. The Southern Furniture Market illustrates regional cooperation across industries to boost state prosperity.
The article endorses Congressman Horace R. Kornegay for a third term, arguing his record and district loyalty justify re election despite an opposing ACA endorsement of Walter G. Green. It criticizes ACA as Republican leaning while praising Kornegay for faithfulness to his convictions and district standards.
The piece analyzes how voters have split or unified ballots across states, noting Roosevelt's gubernatorial win in New York and national party dynamics. It cites polling on Taft Scott and Keating, discusses ballot formats, and recalls FDR’s influence on split voting and voter education by party workers.
Washington report traces White House personnel checks to presidential discretion. Executive Order 10450 set minimum investigations in 1958, but enforcement stopped at the White House, with FBI limited to actions only by White House order.
Word from Detroit suggests General Motors may resume production Monday, ending a four week strike and lifting stock shortages that hurt local dealers. The piece notes expected 1965 models returning and the impact on non GM dealers as supply lines are rebuilt.
The piece argues President Hoover showed conflicting stances on government aid, citing his World War II era expansion of resources versus his postwar reluctance to provide direct relief to Americans in need. It traces ideological roots to Jefferson Smith and 18th century natural law, noting industrialization shifted U.S. policy toward broader government support.
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