Daily Meditation on Faith and Resolve
A brief meditation stresses holding to the sure word as taught to endure sacrifice for a great cause. It reflects on the idea that a cause worth dying for cannot die, urging steadfastness and conviction.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1964
Page
4
A brief meditation stresses holding to the sure word as taught to endure sacrifice for a great cause. It reflects on the idea that a cause worth dying for cannot die, urging steadfastness and conviction.
UN Ambassador Adlai Stevenson urges moderation in the final campaign week, warning that hate and personal vilification imperil freedoms at home and damage America's image abroad. He likens extremism to lies and fear and calls for decency and courage on election day to sustain leadership and moral stability.
The piece argues that Graham write-in efforts may hurt Frank Porter or the governor's chances by drawing support from Democrats. It notes Dr. Eae is not a credible contender and questions editor Robert V. N. Brown’s role in rallying former supporters of Jn Prey er to back the tactic.
The piece analyzes Labor Party aims to abandon an independent nuclear force with room to maneuver and outlines potential multilateral options. It notes Patrick Gordon Walker and talks with Dean Rusk, plus mixed reactions from allies and opponents. It cites the Nassau agreement, Polaris sharing, and U S backing for the multinational force and urges a British decision by year end.
An independent newspaper item from Main Street in High Point North Carolina provides a local update. The brief notes community affairs and civic happenings in the city.
Washington report notes Lyndon B. Johnson would join a select group who assumed the presidency after a predecessor's death. It lists Theodore Roosevelt Calvin Coolidge and Harry S Truman as prior examples and contrasts others who served shorter terms. A printer's slip omits the U S Supreme Court from the new DC telephone directory with executive office contact provided.
James Marlow reports a brutal pre election period with both sides crying foul. Goldwater calls for an end to venom fueling the GOP while Dean Burch accuses Democrats of fear and smear tactics. The Fair Campaign Practices Committee cites guilt by association and fraudulent documentation as part of the aggressive tactics.
The article notes a long standing split between Johnson and Goldwater on welfare state versus real conservatism. As the final week unfolds Johnson seeks a mandate while acknowledging tough odds. Voters await resolution as nationwide mood shifts toward relief when the campaign ends.
Van Cliburn thrilled about 250 attendees at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building in Greensboro. Bernard L. Copeland of Basic-Witz Furniture Industries organized the musicale praising Copeland’s cultural support. The concert featured Brahms Beethoven Chopin and Barber with a stirring Star Spangled Banner opening.
In Raleigh a gathering of about 60 laryngectomees and supporters, led by Wilton Barnes and Jack Voorhees, highlights resilience after throat cancer. The piece applauds donor-driven cancer research at Duke, Carolina and Wake Forest and urges continued public help to defeat cancer. It also notes Southern Railway’s proposed loss of trains 30 and 33 harming High Point service and urges positive action to protect rail passenger service.
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