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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1964
Page
3
A quotation from Robert M. Hutchins stating that democracy has not failed but the intelligence of the race has failed before the problems the race has raised. The remark emphasizes intellectual response to societal challenges rather than systemic collapse.
President Johnson signs the largest tax cut in U S history calling it an expression of faith in free enterprise The measure passed Senate 74 19 cuts taxes for 80 million individuals about one fifth and for over half a million corporations about 9 percent for 1964 It is seen as proof the economy can grow with reduced red ink and encourages investment and spending nationwide It signals confidence in the nation and its leadership as the dollar faces external pressure
Misusing the Fifth is questioned by Major McLendon as Baker’s secretary refuses to testify. The 24 year old former beauty queen from Tennessee denies wrongdoing while pleading for public trust. McLendon urges open testimony to clear government operations and expose abuses.
The Peace Corps will be three years old this Sunday and is expanding its global footprint. Norway, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Latin American nations imitate the American model, with thousands of volunteers planned or already abroad. The program, endorsed by President Johnson, is seen as a lasting, mobilizing force for youth, travel, and idealism amid Cold War era aid efforts.
An entry from the High Point Enterprise lists its establishment in 1884 and publishing schedule. It shows the office address at 405 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and references roles including President Secretary-Treasurer Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director Business Manager Circulation Manager.
The article cites James Madison on electors and analyzes the U S Supreme Court decision Wesberry v Sanders upholding equal population districts in congressional apportionment. It traces Court appointments by Kennedy, contrasts Black and Frankfurter eras, discusses the shift toward judicial activism, and notes the practical impact on voting equality.
The Miami Beach bout sparks claims of rigging and corruption. Gambling syndicates bet heavily at 10 to 1 as observers call the fight a sham. Critics urge boxing reform while defenders blame media hype and misreporting.
Washington AP reports the 11.5 billion income tax cut becomes law with backing from two presidents and Congress. The plan relies on hoped demand boost and reduced unemployment, but faces risk if inflation fuels wage and price hikes. President Johnson urged Americans to resist greed in his national address after signing.
The piece contrasts Lyndon Johnson's tax cut approach with Kennedy's 1963 plan. It notes Kennedy proposed reforms to close loopholes and remove special privileges, aiming to recapture about 3.5 billion dollars for the government, while Congress resisted wholesale reform and Kennedy prioritized tax cuts. It cites Sen. Paul Douglas highlighting tax avoidance by wealthy operators.
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