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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1965

Page

3

Communism's pattern shown in Vietnam war costs

The piece discusses the escalating cost of the Vietnam War in dollars and human life, noting President Johnson's measured approach, Red China and Russia's roles, and the need to fund the war amid domestic belt tightening. It cites Senator Smathers and warns escalation could trigger a larger conflict while public support for wartime financing remains strong.

George Smathers Asia Johnson Viet Nam Hanoi Red China

Dirksen Pushes One Vote Reapportionment Plan

Senator Everett Dirksen calls for a constitutional amendment to repeal Supreme Court reapportionment rulings and create one vote per person nationwide. He lacks two thirds approval and plans to attach the measure to other bills. Senator Hugh Scott warns states could push a Constitutional Convention, potentially reshaping federal authority.

Everett Dirksen Supreme Court Dirksen North Carolina Pennsylvania Hugh Scott Congress Washington

Armed Defenders Challenge Civil Rights Movement in Deep South

Editorial researchers outline rising pistol permits in Americus Georgia and a growing Deacons for Defense and Justice network across Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama. They note violence risk, a Bogalusa shooting, and CORE’s controversial alliance with Black Muslims while maintaining nonviolence as the core aim.

Americus Deep South Americas Deacons For Defense and Justice Alabama Louisiana Mississippi Bogalusa Jonesboro Ku Klux Klan Charles Sims Bogalust Sims Congress of Racial Equality CORE Deacons

Johnson Defines U S Aim in Viet Nam Free Elections for Viet Nam

The President framed U S goals around self determination and free elections in South Viet Nam or all Viet Nam under international oversight, insisting the people must choose their government. He warned a Communist victory at the polls would pose dangerous political risks at home.

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Political shift expected after 1965 Voting Rights Act

AP dispatch notes that the Voting Rights Act will unleash a southern political realignment as blacks gain voting power. It cites census estimates showing whites vastly outnumbering black voters in most states, but with regions where black voters may influence state legislatures and Congress. It highlights potential party shifts and crossovers as registrations rise.

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Voting Rights Notes Show Gaps In Negro Registration

A censored note details registration rates among whites and Negroes in southern states. Mississippi reports Negro registration at 0.7 percent vs whites at 70.2 percent, while Tennessee shows 69.5 percent for Negroes and 72.9 percent for whites. The act aims to federally register Negroes in several states and counties, with leaders urging 70 percent regional targets. Fest Johnson calls the vote a powerful instrument against injustice.

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Hosiery Industry Study From UNC Highlights NC Lead

A UNC Graduate School Research Paper 36 by C H McGregor surveys North Carolina hosiery marketing problems. It notes NC’s lead in textile output, critiques distribution flaws, and cites overbuilding and misread market potential as key issues. Copies cost $2. Chamber of Commerce holds limited copies.

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