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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1964
Page
3
A scrambled quotation attributed to Sir Winston Churchill argues that rigorous work within institutions is needed to preserve peace and prevent future wars, reflecting postwar reform sentiment despite spelling and typographical errors.
The article analyzes a Lou Harris survey showing rising American worry about street safety amid hoodlum activity in cities like Philadelphia. It links fear to political dynamics, suggesting safety concerns could boost Republican support, and cites calls for firm action similar to Jersey City’s jailings as a response to urban violence.
Auto thefts are up this year by 25 percent with a projected total near 400000. Motorists are urged to lock cars and beware theft rings exploiting stolen vehicles for parts. Police emphasize using owner marks to identify vehicles and deter professional thieves.
Editorial notes stress Hitler’s calculated aggression starting Sept 1 1939 with the invasion of Poland. It cites German deception at Gleiwitz and the Soviet invasion on Sept 17, the nonaggression pact secret protocol, and Britain and France declaring war. It also references German resolve and public reception in Berlin.
Washington report notes early campaign signs point to trouble for Barry with GOP factions. It cites Javits invitation talks and local GOP splits over backing Goldwater, plus voter apathy and division hindering unity.
The 1964 campaign risks escalation as attacks fly between Goldwater and Johnson. Goldwater denounces Johnson as a phony and vows issue based campaigning while Miller questions Johnson's integrity due to wealth. Dean Bruch accuses Johnson of cynicism and ties rioting reactions to political timing.
The piece notes Johnson defending a gentler stance while criticizing Goldwater for mishandling Vietnam and provocation. Goldwater faces sharp attacks from Humphrey as he rallies in Atlantic City. Analysts predict a rough campaign, with metaphorical shock absorbers amid looming clashes.
Judge Gwyn calls for action to curb obstinate conduct while preserving civic freedom in Urban Renewal debates. Attendees note courthouse civility as campaigns shift to Main Street yards, with GOP and Democratic headquarters set downtown, signaling renewed political energy amid broader city redevelopment. Sharon Finch crowned in North Carolina pageant promotion gains strong local support.
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