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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1964
Page
4
Armfield, a 53 year old retiree from Winston-Salem, announces he will seek the Republican nomination for Congress in North Carolina's 5th District. He pledges a strong campaign with GOP support, challenging incumbent Ralph J. Scott who plans to run for a fifth term.
In Hong Kong AP report says Claude Chayet the new French charge d affaires to Peking entered Red China today from the British crown colony. He travels by train to Canton and will fly to Peking to assume his post Sunday. Paris and Peking established relations. Jan. 27.
Cumberland counties will elect new full time senators with several incumbents not seeking re election. Rotations announce districts 7 8 10 12 13 16 17 20 22 24 and 31 with counties such as Edgecombe Halifax Nash Wilson Wake Johnston and others alternating nominations across 1965 and 1967. Jolly Horton Yow Simmons and others lose seats per rotation while new candidates Oakes Taylor and others announce bids.
North Carolina must be part of the South in politics social and economic policies as well as geography to remain a leader in the region Beverly Lake told a Raleigh gathering of Young Democrats He opposed the civil rights bill and backed a 1963 law barring Communists from speaking at state colleges He argued the state must gain confidence from sister states while not sacrificing others for local gain
President Ayub Khan, in Rawalpindi, argues surplus food should feed hungry children as part of a broader shift away from US military aid. He cites U S diplomacy and China’s peaceful intentions while naming North Korea and India as regional concerns. He lists North Carolina counties in a food program and urges tackling poverty’s root causes.
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