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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1964
Page
3
Editorial argues polls are not infallible yet offer insight into public mood and civil rights momentum. It cites Lou Harris's survey linking rioting to attitudes on rights, pace of change, and backlash, noting polls can guide strategy but may mislead if overinterpreted.
Edward Durrell Stone, New York architect, declares America one of the ugliest nations in a new book. He blames cars and billboards for unsightly cities and countrysides and urges building villages in harmony with the environment rather than endless boxes. He cites Paris and Leningrad as examples of beauty under monarchy to challenge democracy to create a beautiful heritage.
Editorial traces the canal’s birth from early efforts in 1527 through U S planning, the 1903 Panamanian revolt, Hay-Bunau-Varilla treaty, and Goethals’ construction. It notes 1907 start, peak labor in 1913, first ocean steamer in 1914, and ongoing treaty disputes and future canal ambitions.
The notice lists staff positions and business roles including President Secretary Treasurer Advertising Director and others. It mentions weekly subscriptions in North Carolina subject to 3 percent sales tax and notes AP reproduction rights. It states second class matter at the Halt Point post office and that carriers are independent contractors with High Point Enterprise not responsible for advance payments.
Washington correspondent Ray Cromley reports after an intensive tour of South Viet Nam, interviewing Viet Cong, Vietnamese and American officers, and village leaders. He warns the war can be won militarily but the country may be lost if the government cannot win local support. The piece highlights Viet Cong control of rural areas, weak village governance, graft in Saigon, and the need for decisive U.S. action and reforms.
White House reports show President Johnson resisting Secret Service supervision and Goldwater declining protection. Rep. Miller proposed guarding the Republican nominee, sparking debate on campaign security. A 1962 change extended protection to the vice president, while Johnson once urged repeal.
Notes on The News Tf report Dulles a former CIA chief and Warren Commission member predicts stronger security for presidents. Commission results due mid September. Johnson and Goldwater may back new measures for enhanced protection. Dulles adds If the people want this the President will do it. Marlow discusses Castro and public reaction.
Soviet leader Georgi Zhukov denounces Chinese delegates at a Tokyo conference as Russians walk out. Klaus Zanker notes Ranger 7 moon shot risks. Dean Rusk comments on North Vietnamese torpedo boats and American warship. Senator Beall endorses Goldwater in presidential bid.
The October furniture market draws a crowd with advance reservations near capacity as 200 Piedmont Crescent leaders visit Thomasville showrooms during a two hour stay. Local hospitality and tours highlight High Point's industry, while concerns about pre market spying and confidentiality temper exhibit access and future orders.
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