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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1964
Page
3
In Wallingford Circuit Court Judge George Wise sentences a 16-year-old found guilty of intoxication to jail time as a visit to the alcoholic ward in New Haven. He imposes a $15 fine and warns of harsher action against liquor providers to minors, highlighting rising youth alcohol cases and potential state custody as a deterrent.
The piece questions where the public's right to know ends and voyeurism begins in the Kennedy assassination coverage. It contrasts informative reporting with intrusive sensationalism, noting cameras at space launches and funeral scenes can erode dignity and cheapen democratic values, despite moments of moving collective experience.
The Charleston News And Courier asserts no property owner may maintain a nuisance within city limits and urges closing unsafe slum dwellings. It argues slum landlords must fund upkeep under municipal rules and occupants have no right to endanger others, advocating a stern program to prevent overcrowding.
The Purdue University team unveils an electronic brain that plays bridge nearly perfectly, save bidding. The invention prompts visions of robots at the table and questions about trust, control, and the pace of technology in daily life.
An article summarized from Reader's Digest cites Dr Menard M Gertler on a coronary profile that forecasts heart attack probability. It notes patients as young as twenties show early disease signs, with average victims being solidly built and from families with heart disease, and urges even young men to establish their profile for proactive treatment.
The High Point Enterprise outlines its publication details from 1884 with address and management notices. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, weekly mail options, and notes AP content rights along with postage and carrier arrangements.
Washington notes that state and local spending, employment, borrowing and taxes rise faster than federal outlays. State local outlays top 70 billion and may reach 100 billion by 1968, funded by federal aid and borrowing as they risk losing functions to Washington.
Editor of The Enterprise laments political labeling during the 1960 campaign. He cites Bar ry Goldwater's claim no hate groups identify with conservatism and accuses liberal rhetoric of fueling hatred while noting recent anti American incidents abroad and at home.
C K Fitzgerald argues that American foreign aid oversells friendship. He warns that funding many nations to gain influence backfires and calls for a tougher stance toward countries that disrespect the flag and U S property. He suggests reducing aid and endorsing stricter domestic and international behavior.
Dr. Norman Vincent Peale describes moral erosion observed in a German street and argues for renewed personal honesty. He cites shoplifting patterns, a department store experiment, and a couple’s dispute over a case, urging churches and individuals to uphold ethical conduct and teach children by example.
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