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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1964
Page
4
Brief quotation from Thomas Paine stating two duties: to God and to neighbor, urging individuals to act as they wish others to act toward them. Reflects moral law and social ethics in concise form.
The American League owners discuss CBS purchase of the New York Yankees for 28.2 million, noting the deal raises questions about monopolistic risk and the shift of sports profits from broadcasting rights to ownership. They warn about public interest and competitive consequences.
Senate leader Mike Mansfield aims to wrap up the session by August 22 as Labor Day nears. The foreign aid bill of 3.5 billion dollars faces intense amendments and other annual appropriations must be passed to fund operations. Speaker John McCormack and Mansfield push for a quick finish to avoid congressional frictions during election preparations.
The Senate Merchant Marine Subcommittee led by Sen. E L Bartlett plans hearings on fish flour as a food supplement. The article recalls FDA permits on unusual foods and discusses the potential use and public acceptance of dehydrated fish flour amid global hunger concerns.
Memo warnings from John Grenier to GOP staff spark talk restrictions and guestbooks at committee HQ. Viewpoints on press foes mix with zingers about Salinger seating and Keating letters.
The Redevelopment Commission advances a plan to provide 815 off street parking in the Central Business District as High Point seeks relief from a chronic downtown parking problem. Meanwhile Maryfield Nursing Home approves contracts totaling 767 302 to complete a new facility for 60 patients with a 284 150 goal nearly reached.
A local newspaper announces the appointment of Ear Gasman as manager of circulation. Gasman will oversee distribution operations and meet audience demand across the paper’s delivery areas.
In Washington two time political allies James Marlow notes a twist as Humphrey and McCarthy emerge as frontrunners for the Democratic vice nomination. Johnson eyes a Minnesota pick, while Kennedy and others loom as possible contenders amid party maneuvering. Johnson calls McCarthy a strong rival yet remains cordial about potential ticket plans.
Notes compare Humphrey and McCarthy as lawmakers and 1960 nominees. Humphrey, the energetic liberal from Minnesota, attracts national support and strong party leaders. McCarthy, quieter and wittier, showed power with Stevenson’s 1960 nomination speech, shaping intra party dynamics for the vice presidential race.
A woman driver recounts narrowly escaping a car traveling at 75 mph in the wrong lane on the highway. The episode follows a recent fatal crash in which a vehicle sped in the opposite direction at about 100 mph, raising concerns about road safety and need for driver education.
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