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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1964
Page
3
A quotation from Lloyd George warns that peace cannot be achieved with millions of armed men and that the path to peace cannot advance through a road littered with cannon. The remark emphasizes the paradox of disarmament and conflict.
The Organization of American States accuses Fidel Castro of fueling Venezuela's recent unrest. Castro’s Cuba denounces the OAS as a U.S. tool. The report cites Cuban trained mercenaries and arms poisoning the coup attempt. John son girls stay at White House as Beatlemania fades in. Yogi Berra funds a college scholarship and reflects on education. U.S. policy seeks to curb Castro while courting allies wary of credits and trade. Time may tell if American analysis holds against a wavering Latin American bloc. Castro’s influence wanes as tensions rise across the region. Douglas-Home and Johnson push for a hard look at handling the Castro danger.
Editorial notes US stake in Greece ahead of Sunday elections. It reviews postwar aid totaling over $3 billion, the Truman Doctrine backing Greece and Turkey, and profiles Andreas Papandreou, son of former premier Papandreou, who brings American education and Navy service to his political rise. The piece contrasts Karamanlis and Papandreou era politics and notes hopes for a pro Western, pro American government to navigate the Cyprus crisis.
The High Point Enterprise provides pricing for mail subscriptions including 6 months 3 months and 1 month with daily and Sunday delivery options. It lists staff roles and emphasizes AP news reproduction rights and delivery terms for carriers dealers and distributors in High Point North Carolina.
The piece portrays the Johnson administration enduring repeated global challenges from Castro, de Gaulle, Nasser and others. It notes U S restraint, the lack of a unified crisis, and debates among officials about causes, responses, and risks to national interests amid tensions in Cuba Vietnam Cyprus Zanzibar Panama and Ghana.
William Hilton reports on the Paul Douglas fund drive in High Point as generous donors, including Lexington Masons, boost aid to the devastated family. Paul Douglas improves after injuries from a plane crash and home fire, while Paul Jr. recovers. The fund total reaches 2025.23 with hundreds of gifts and in kind contributions from local businesses and individuals. Aims include housing, furnishings, clothing, and personal items for Easter.
Two Beatles fans express concern over how U S media insult the band based on clothing and hair. They urge respect for the singers as artists and people and warn of impressions back to England. In a separate note, a reader criticizes the press for overstating the 1965 tax reduction and claims deductions would vanish, causing higher taxes.
In notes on the news, a resident recalls a claim that after discovering poverty authorities left them alone, asserting their industry remains the sole economic presence in the region. The remark frames local tension and the perception of neglect or protection by outsiders.
Quotes from Gov Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon on Harold Stassen and Nixon as noncandidate reflect GOP nomination debate. President Johnson urges rapid passage of an $11.5 billion tax cut as Congress faces pressure to act, signaling urgency in legislative action.
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