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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1964
Page
4
The quote from Matthew 26 52 warns that those who use the sword will perish by it. Bonar Law adds that no war is inevitable and that future conflict stems from failures of human wisdom.
Federal probe into premature publication of Warren Commission evidence highlights leaks and the sale of transcript fragments. Dorothy Kilgallen notes transcripts obtained from sources close to Washington officials, intensifying embarrassment for the commission and underscoring secrecy failure surrounding Oswald's assassination.
Judge Byron Haworth’s traffic court program, praised by the American Bar Association in the 50 000 to 100 000 population class, continues a year of safety training. He stresses understanding the why of the law to promote voluntary compliance and safer streets.
Editorial notes the 1960s Social Security reforms raise benefits and tax rates. It highlights increases in survivor and retirement payments, rising employer and employee taxes, and the political risk of stalling changes as election year pressures mount.
James Marlow notes the looming Democratic convention in Atlanta and the Republican fight between President Johnson and Barry Goldwater. Kennedy's Senate decision and Johnson's running mate choice loom, while Goldwater aims to rally the party and attack Johnson with sharp but uneven rhetoric.
The piece analyzes the Nixon era style battle between Johnson and Goldwater noting Johnson may engage personally or stay aloof. It highlights Johnson’s reaction to Goldwater’s nuclear weapons remark as unjustified and irresponsible and predicts further personal attacks.
An essay on sacrificial giving contrasts wealth with moral use of money. The Lyndon Johnson family reportedly donated about 20 percent of income to charitable causes. Also reports on reopening the Women’s Health Club at the YMCA, an upcoming New South Invitational Skeet Tournament, football safety concerns, and Ray Laffoon’s North Carolina visit highlighting local changes over six years.
An OCR fragment from the High Point Enterprise shows rates for daily and Sunday editions, mail and carrier delivery prices, and mentions sales tax and reproduction rights. The text references address and subscription details without full context or dates.
Trinh Viet Duong a former Viet Cong sergeant describes joining to expel foreigners and explains Viet Cong leadership, medical aid to villagers, and tactics. He criticizes Vietnamese government officers as overeducated for war and recalls the beheading of a Chinese adviser and the subsequent fallout.
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