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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1963
Page
3
A short meditation asserts faith as small as a mustard seed can move mountains and grant possibility. It echoes Jesus words from Matthew 17 28 and adds Margaret E Sangster’s note that faith can light the darkest night through steadfast belief.
FDA chief George P Larrick urges housewives to discard smoked fish from the Great Lakes region amid seven recent botulism deaths tying to smoked whitefish. The editorial warns sturdy producers and cranberry growers face collapse from scare, arguing for balanced precaution and avoiding broad consumer distrust.
Representative Charles R Jonas will seek another term in Congress instead of running for governor. His choice relieves GOP pressure while Democrats prepare two top candidates and additional hopefuls. The decision clarifies the political climate ahead of primaries and general election.
The United Nations team arrives in Saigon as editorial writers assess U S support for South Viet Nam. They note the Diem regime relies on American aid, much of it poorly managed, while Washington balances trade with a large aid and military subsidy. France remains a partner with sizable historic influence and ongoing trade.
The Moral ReArmament movement led by Peter Howard leverages recent UK scandals to push reform. Howard, ex-rugby captain and former bobsledder, is cited as the global leader guiding MBAs campaigns against royal, BBC, and church figures while amassing substantial UK gifts. He promotes anti labor stance, with vast Lake Geneva real estate, Mackinac Island retreat, and prolific writing. critics call it demagogy and misrepresentation.
James Marlow reports from Washington on Kennedy and Khrushchev amid a nuclear test treaty. The piece covers civil rights marches, congressional doubt on Kennedy bills, and the 1964 political outlook including tax cuts and moon program funding. It notes Khrushchev’s domestic troubles and U.S. prospects for next year.
Notes warn that if Congress fails to pass new civil rights laws in 1964, Negro patience could erupt into violence nationwide. The piece links domestic unrest to Kennedy’s perceived weaknesses abroad, citing Vietnam, Cuba’s Castro, and Western alliance pressures as strains on the administration. Secretary Rusk urges allies to honor security commitments.
The report describes Tokyo as a sprawling metropolis with over ten million people, immense industrial growth, and ongoing 1964 Olympic preparations. It notes landmarks, rising roads and subways, and a strong Christian evangelistic push across Japan led by the Japan Baptist Convention with Texas partners, drawing over 300,000 attendees and 25,000 decisions. Mentions prominent individuals and missionary support, including Worth and Kathryn Grant, and encounters in Osaka and Kyoto with sponsored families.
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