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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1964
Page
3
The Tulsa Tribune weighs a forthcoming tax cut and its uncertain impact on the economy. It explores mass psychology, noting some may spend the extra income while others save, risking a deficit if stimulation falls short. A taxpayer quips the debt will be paid by the public already spent.
The Gastonia Gazette reports a humorous disease dubbed Tv medicitis by Dr A M Aibinder of New York City. Viewers may identify with on screen doctors and seek the treatment seen on television, prompting thoughts for rating services to survey current watches and diseases for carry over from prior weeks.
A Winter Park News item recounts a speaker confessing repeated refusals to attend a church worship service. He states he urged his family to go home, told strangers he disliked the service, and told God and Christ he had had enough, while dismissing the unsaved from finding salvation in that hour.
The Atlanta Journal notes Governor Zarl Sanders opposes display and sale of emblems like Governor's Staff pins and bumper signs. The administration seeks a law banning such symbols, with a suggestion to extend protections to bumper and radiator emblems including those reading Press.
The Castro fashion of socialism is blamed for Cuba's woes with optimistic claims clashing with rationing and shortages. Algeria under Ben Bella faces massive unemployment, factory closures, and port underutilization, illustrating similar failures of Castro type governance.
Rates for daily and Sunday delivery, mail and carrier options, and terms for subscriptions are listed. The Associated Press rights, postal classifications, and sales tax details for North Carolina are noted. The High Point Enterprise disclaims responsibility for advance payments and urges customers to contact their carrier for home delivery pricing.
The Herald Tribune reports that U S schools face a growing classroom shortage as enrollments rise, with 40.2 million students this year and only 124,300 fewer classrooms than needed. Projections warn of a million more college seats required by 1970, unless construction increases. Educational Facilities Laboratories warn campuses may become crowded with archaic spaces, urging adaptable facilities and integrated living learning environments to meet future needs.
The Vocational Education Act of 1963 provides 60 million this year and 225 million by 1967 to expand job training at community colleges, junior colleges, secondary schools, and vocational facilities. Southern states gain a larger share due to per capita income. The act targets retraining for obsolescent jobs, pilot projects, and new curricula across agriculture, business, and other occupations, aligning with growing national labor needs.
President Johnson promotes a wide scale program linking schools with state employment agencies to train youth and adults. The plan supports community colleges, terminal vocational courses, and research into teacher training and instructional materials to foster economic growth and productivity.
The Davidson arc edged VMI 91 90 in a semifinal at Charlotte while Guilford pushed High Point College to a 45 43 finish in the Carolinas Conference semifinal at Lexington. The season’s energy centers on these duels with talk of a High Point political and civic push and a memorial hospital leader's birthday.
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