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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1964
Page
4
A devotional reflection cites I Corintians on growth and John Donne on light from darkness. It emphasizes God’s mercy in every season and the arrival of summer from winter, even without spring.
City Manager Harold Cheek outlines a six year 20 million plan to meet High Points growth and annexed areas needs. The program aims to fund water sewer and paving projects while staying within debt limits as it envisions a possible 40 million total with state and federal support for roads urban renewal and related projects.
Indications grow that President Johnson’s relationship with the press may be shifting from a lenient early period to a more scrutinized dynamic. Commentators note his staff’s organization, access to files, and the evolving tone of coverage as correspondents begin to publish conclusions.
Opinion split in Dallas over whether Jack Ruby can receive a fair trial for Oswald’s killing. Stanley Marcus and former mayor Earle Cabell oppose. Reverend William A Holmes argues Dallas could deliver justice. The piece urges proceeding with the trial in Dallas.
Editorial notes a shift in Notasulga mayor James Rea who could close Notasulga High under a city ordinance if federal courts order Negro students admitted. Johnson Jr. issues a temporary desegregation injunction while Alabama and federal authorities test limits, with six students to transfer to Notasulga and six to Shorter High. Fort Benning units stand on alert as the national dispute deepens.
A Charlotte News retraction clarifies no poll showing Dan Moore third in the Democratic governor race. The piece warns voters about poll sources amid factional manipulation. Kenneth Goodson urges faith and education to bolster government ethics as Family Service Bureau notes its annual meeting.
The High Point Enterprise lists circulation and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with pricing by month and carrier options. It notes Independent status, address at 305-307 North Main Street, and staff roles including secretary treasurer and editor.
Letter urges citizens to take an oath to uphold laws and public duty as High Point seeks continued All America City recognition. Writer praises local loyalty, notes outsider misperceptions from racial disturbances last summer, and stresses ongoing community vitality.
A public appeal urges High Point to embrace a new civic path to earn a second All America City designation. The speaker argues successful awards honor overcoming difficulties and calls for renewed commitment to laws, public service, and improving the city for all residents.
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