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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1964
Page
3
The piece argues Johnson and Humphrey form a strong, diverse ticket for 1964, despite mixed praise and criticisms. It notes Humphrey’s rise near the presidency, labels them as a non me too duo, and warns of tough odds against Goldwater and Miller amid defense, civil rights, and foreign affairs emphasis.
Proponents voice concern that court reports favor the anti side in the Urban Renewal fight. Mayor Mehan says he is not kept fully informed as officials defend the program, while critics attack to sway public opinion. The courts will settle whether the city fulfilled its contractual legal obligations under the renewal program.
Editorial notes the 18th Little League World Series in Williamsport Pennsylvania marking the silver anniversary of Little League baseball. foreign teams join U S contenders from four regions, elimination starts Aug 25. history spans from 1935 formation by Carl Stotz to today, with millions in youth participation and related leagues. debates include parental pressure and medical views on youth sports safety.
The High Point Enterprise announces its staff and office details including president secretary-treasurer editor managing editor and advertising and circulation roles. It notes postal information delivery contacts and business practices, with address at 05-407 North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
A top Democrat views eight Midwest states as pivotal in the 1964 presidential contest. Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin, Missouri, Minnesota and Iowa are analyzed for how Nixon or Goldwater could sway electoral votes totaling 129 of 270. Analysis notes Ohio swings, Illinois suburban shifts, Michigan polling ambiguity, Indiana and Wisconsin leanings, Missouri margins, Minnesota division, and Iowa split dynamics amid regional tensions.
James Marlow reports Hubert Humphrey emerges as the strongest Democratic vice presidential candidate for Lyndon Johnson, praised as a professional in government. Dirksen calls him the modern liberal while organized labor backs him and African Americans place trust in his leadership. Johnson signals a desire to expand the VP role if elected.
The article contrasts Humphrey's stance, noting his shift from inflexible liberal to a leader willing to bargain for partial goals. It cites his past rigidity in the Senate, his current moderation, and the political challenge of balancing idealism with practical compromise. It also references Johnson’s views on selecting a capable successor.
Fragmented reminiscence recounts Lyndon Baines Johnson meeting Lyndon Johnson with Amon Carter at a 1948 party near Fort Worth after his Senate election. The tale includes Carter’s pistol light burst, Johnson’s rise to presidency amid tragedy, and notes on Southern Railway Magazine’s profile.
The piece lists ten questions with answers: Johnsons as multiple VP names. Jefferson Davis as Confederate leader. Burr duel and murder indictment. Clinton and Calhoun as two-term VPs. Kentucky as birthplace of young and old VPs. Charles Dawes of Kaw heritage. F D Roosevelt era trio Garner Wallace Truman as VPs. Calhoun's resignation. 1836 James Mentor Johnson and Burr via election. Kennedy assassination leading to Lyndon B Johnson as 17th absence of VP count.
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