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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1964
Page
3
The piece argues against universal electronic delivery of news preferring traditional print. It imagines a 2064 Daily Blast with mixed headlines, ads, and filler, including sensational and harmless content, concluding readers should stick to 20th century newspapers.
The Augusta Chronicle notes Maurice Stans highlights the federal government as the largest monopoly, employing about 2.5 million people, consuming a sixth of goods and services, owning vast land and buildings, military assets, and stockpiled commodities. It also carries a debt exceeding $300 billion, with big-government growth and looming costs.
The piece answers inquiries about pursuing journalism, warning that the field demands long hours and low pay but offers vitality and a chance to influence readers. It underscores the lure of bylines and editorial work while noting the profession can be grueling and consuming.
Communist authorities in Sofia ran a test letting Liliana Dimitrova Corp operate with minimal state interference. The textile mill exceeded its annual plan six weeks early, earned a state profit, raised workers' pay by 10 percent, and expanded local employment. Workers demand the experiment continue and want other plants to imitate it.
The New York State Commission for Human Rights ruled that Local 28 of the New York Sheet Metal Workers Union automatically excludes Negroes from its membership, a decision described as revolutionary. The 3,300-member union had no Black members, highlighting union leaders' past lip service to civil rights.
Washington scrutiny of the Kennedy assassination widens as about 45 witnesses testify in Washington and Dallas. The panel led by Chief Justice Warren aims to produce a public report, with portions for release on national security grounds, and may take weeks more to complete.
The Supreme Court will decide five linked civil rights cases on public accommodations and sit-ins from Maryland, DC, Baltimore, and Florida. No state laws or official segregation orders are found. the federal government seeks to expand challenge to convictions as a broader constitutional issue.
Federal lawyers urge a wider concept of state action to apply the 14th Amendment even without formal segregation laws. They argue a private proprietor refusing service can reflect a community-wide system backed by custom and past law, with authorities supporting or enforcing it. Columbia attorneys counter no established state action exists. The Court weighs whether Congress may federalize public accommodation discrimination by individuals.
An essay fragment defines a friend as a constant, unjealous ally who accepts you as you are and bolsters hope in tough times. It cites Emerson Confucius and Thackeray on friendship, then shares Woody Shaw style reflections and a verse about loving a friend despite faults. The piece emphasizes trust, safety, and the enduring value of a steadfast companion.
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