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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1964
Page
3
The Supreme Court requires a public official to prove actual malice before collecting libel damages for falsehoods about official conduct. The Ocala Star Banner defends that truth printed with belief in accuracy, while acknowledging past errors and pledging prompt corrections.
A Florida Times Union piece argues small towns are overlooked markets for graduates. It notes fewer facilities but greater personal impact, broader view of ability, and better odds for early career advancement. The writer urges seniors to consider opportunities in small towns first.
The Charlotte News column laments the shift from homemade kites to store bought ones. It recalls past days when boys and fathers built kites from simple materials and crafted personal pride in lofting them. The piece urges rekindling founder era initiative and a father’s craft over consumer goods.
The Yorkshire Post argues that Western style labor permits would not curb crime but deepen state control. It likens the plan to Stalinist tactics, notes no solution to Russia’s agricultural crisis, and predicts higher pay for top workers may retain talent while others face tighter control.
The British tourist market faces slim takers as Bulgaria Czechoslovakia and Romania push all inclusive Black Sea holidays with eased visas and cheaper exchange rates. Prague cuts red tape but sees few bookings. Bulgaria touts two week packages from 95 dollars yet only 3,000 booked. Poland maintains high visa delays. A Bulgarian arrest claim clouds the tour push. a Bulgarian architect faces possible prison for a joke. Dorothy Wild recalls a frightening interrogation during a 5 day Bulgaria visit.
Washington report notes a split in the Johnson camp over how to present the president in 1964. Eagles push a broad, inclusive image while Coyotes favor Texas styling. Johnson is seen as the likely final arbiter, having previously designed bumper stickers, campaign songs, and tabloid layouts for the 1960 bid.
Notes on The News recount Lyndon B Johnson’s pivotal behind the scenes role before the 1964 campaign. He drafted the press kit layout, prepared the Southern Express trip, and created souvenirs including a traveler badge. The piece highlights his drive, then notes his White House focus on Vietnam poverty and civil rights.
William C. Hilton of Acacia Lodge No. 674 A F & A M presents the final report on the Paul Douglas Fund. The Douglases face medical costs after a December crash and house fire, but progress includes home renovations, patient discharge, and a growing donations total of 4310.06 with 2561.78 spent and 1748.28 on hand. The drive, aided by The High Point Enterprise and numerous donors, is valued at about 10000. The report credits masons, neighbors, and the public for support and hopes for continued aid to settle remaining medical bills.
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