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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1964
Page
4
Editorial lauds the Southern Furniture Market as the world’s furniture capital after a landslide vote confirming its leadership. It notes strong consumer demand, steady household spending, and ongoing industry growth driven by manufacturers and retailers, with High Point as a key hub.
A 1961 parolee, Boyd Payton, tied to a 1959 mill sabotage and strike tactic, was reportedly linked to a State Department role via St Johns College Annapolis. The tale sparked concern about background checks, though officials say the assignment is not official and Payton denies all wrongdoing.
A Soviet economist reports from Moscow that Goldwater’s anti communism theme could mobilize Factor XXX, the one third of voters who normally do not participate. He notes public polls favor Johnson, but warns stir of the stayaways could swing the election and affect campaign focus as emotions run high.
Washington reports say President Johnson may hold a face to face meeting with the two new Soviet leaders as early as spring if re elected. State Department experts fear a three man Kremlin may emerge and push back UN plans as Khrushchev’s ouster reshapes space race timing.
The article notes rapid shifts in government across the Soviet Union West Germany Italy India Great Britain and South Vietnam. It discusses the potential implications for U S foreign policy and President Johnson on a future European trip and the need for clarity about the Kremlin’s new leadership. In Arkansas Guy Orval Faubus and Winthrop Rockefeller jointly appeared on a one hour TV program discussing campaign tours and Rockefeller's wine and whisky holdings acquired after moving from New York in 1954.
The sermon reflects on trouble as a constant in life from Eden to today, noting both its dangers and its gifts. It uses ant lessons and biblical examples including Job Paul Abraham Lincoln and Christ to urge living one day at a time and trusting in God. The speaker stresses not letting fear or worry overwhelm faith.
Wyoming LSen Lions Club extends its sight conservation program to help children who lack welfare eligibility and cannot afford eye care. A. B. Moore notes teachers will certify students in need, with aid not tied to welfare, aiming to prevent eye damage from delayed treatment.
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