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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1964
Page
3
A historical quotation compares rulers built by force with Jesus's empire founded on love. It notes Napoleon Bonaparte stating that while Alexander Caesar and Charlemagne founded empires, Jesus founded his empire on love and many would die for him. The quote frames enduring loyalty to Jesus.
The Los Angeles Times editorial argues cities face a police crisis as violence and disorder threaten daily life. It warns that only police can stem the breakdown, urges more manpower, and cautions citizens about calls for police review boards while noting the risk of a para military peacekeeping shift.
A historical reflection urges public scrutiny of leaders and the tone of democracy. It argues leadership should be evaluated by actions and concern for the masses, warning against manipulation, confusion, and mass agitation in pursuit of power. It calls for awakened citizen participation to guide policy and hold administrations to account.
The piece mocks hypochondria in healthy people who fear imaginary illnesses. It parodies the dread of real pains like a heart attack or hiccups and the reluctance to seek help. The narrator jokes about golf, Lifesaving numbers, and back pains while noting the absurdity of medical bills and stress.
The Memphis Press-Scimitar notes that the House passed a bill to expedite petitions lacking merit. It protects the core right to relief from illegal detention while preventing frivolous appeals, warning that overuse could undermine habeas corpus itself.
A political essay compares ant behavior to campaign rhetoric and governance. It contrasts the obedient ant with human politics, ultimately likening the rodent rat to power seeking, with warnings about brutality as populations grow. The piece satirically critiques party attacks and public speech.
U S officials cannot confirm why North Vietnamese forces struck American destroyers in international waters off Ha Noi. Possible motives cited include South Vietnamese pinprick air attacks on Gulf of Tonkin islands and an aggressive South Vietnamese navy. U S ships like the Maddox regularly patrol Tonkin waters, and Hanoi accuses U S forces while some analysts cite Ho Chi Minh seeking to test American resolve and reshape Western Pacific power.
The piece weighs Red China could join with air or naval support but doubts persist. It predicts Hanoi backed by Peking will escalate ground terror in South Vietnam, targeting Americans, to save face after U S strikes on Communist bases.
Charles Evers criticizes Mississippi issues, vowing to press an economic boycott in Jackson while highlighting two fears for the white man. A Romanian Premier and a Italian diplomat echo themes of freedom, peace, and active contribution to peaceful coexistence within NATO and global diplomacy.
Finance Facts reports middle income families spend more on clothing and transport while low income groups spend more on food and shelter. As income rises past 15,000 dollars house operation costs rise again, with transportation peaking between 10,000 and 15,000 dollars. Money emerges as a key marital stressor in Coronet Magazine styled observations.
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