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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1964

Page

3

Johnson shifts foreign policy from liability to asset

Editorial notes LBJ’s North Vietnam air strikes consolidate public support. Harris survey shows 85 percent backing action, with 72 percent confidence in handling Viet Nam crisis, and a 2 to 1 majority favoring expanding the war into North Vietnam. The piece contrasts past crises and warns unity may fade after election.

LBJ Lou Harris President Johnson North Vietnam U.S Viet Nam Johnson U. S Barry Goldwater Goldwater

Hoover at Ninety Honored for Lifelong Public Service

The piece lauds Herbert Hoover on his 90th birthday, praising a career serving the United States and the world. It cites his UNICEF work and his faith in America, quoting his belief that freedom fuels initiative and that open opportunity sustains human dignity, while noting his enduring public trust amid criticism.

Herbert Hoover Sir Winston Churchill Unicef America

Editorial Viewpoints on Catholic School Discontinuance

Editorial discusses the financial strain on Catholic parochial schools amid rising enrollments and the debate over government aid. It notes regional enrollment shares, potential tax funding issues, and constitutional questions, with emphasis on public assistance, church schooling, and a Congress bill for shared-time foreign language, math, and science programs.

United States Deep South New York State Pennsylvania Massachusetts New Orleans South National Catholic Welfare Conference U. S Congress Apday

Editor and staff notes and advertising rates fragment

A partial newspaper snippet lists editorial roles and business staff, with garbled text on Associated Press dispatches and subscription terms. It mentions home delivery rates and national advertising representatives, but many words are cut or misarranged.

Associated Press MAI Ea Lia Eee Bedett AP News Rastadietess Potut N.C. Senna Ward-Griffith Company National Advertising Raprasentativ

Cancer Cure Progress and Mental Health Funding Debate

A fragmented discussion on biomedical research questions the pace of cancer cure advances and the increase in funding to five billion dollars yearly. It notes emphasis on reducing tobacco carcinogens, contrasts with mental health strategy, and questions environmental versus biomedical explanations potentially hindering effective treatment.

Nominee's choice for running mate stirs debate

James Marlow outlines the VP selection power and the democratic questions it raises as party nominees at Atlantic City and San Francisco shape the ticket. The piece notes Johnson and Goldwater's roles in choosing their vice presidents and recalls Adlai Stevenson in 1956.

Washington Johnson Atlantic City Barry Goldwater San Francisco William John ¥. Kennedy Jynien B. B. Johnson Amanee Vice Press Adlai

Vice Presidents Elevated by Deaths to Top Office

A brief look at how eight vice presidents ascended to the presidency after the death of a president. It cites examples from 1952 Nixon under Eisenhower, Garner and Wallace as running mates, and Truman taking office after Roosevelt’s death, noting the pattern of succession driven by death rather than merit.

E. Stevenson Tare Smace Dwight D. Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Nixon John Nance Garner Franklin D. Roosevelt Henry A. Wallace FDR Wallace Harry S. Truman Roosevelt Murray M. White Julia Parker Percy W. Foot U.S. Navy Admiral Foot White The Enterprise Howard Pancoast Rotary High Point Pancoast Charlotte

Johnson and the eaten votes in a North Carolina council race

The account recalls Dr. Talmadge C. Johnson’s 1920s upset of a local political machine in the fight for a second ward council seat, the court battle over allegedly eaten votes, and Johnson’s varied career from ministry to state paroles and teaching, ending with his late-life drive to educate.

Talmadge C. Johnson Young Johnson High Point College W. A. Davis Davis Kinston First Baptist Church Newton Fort Lauderdale Fla Pinecrest Academy Ittle T. C. Johnson

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