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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1964
Page
2
Fragmented text notes Miller and Romana tied to an Elm City electricity cut off and campaign chatter about political fate. Goldwater referenced as a GOP nominee and store interests in Arizona appear. Conservative urging mentioned.
The stock market shows volatility with limited gains as traders weigh presidential talk and corporate moves. In New York an early rally faded while a church arson attempt in a North Carolina town prompted police action. market averages drifted with industrials and autos among the notable movers.
In a volatile exchange, Wallace supporters argue for stronger liberal policies while GOP figures warn of a split risk. Amid threats and arson at a church property, officials say the incident may be a diversionary tactic. Local figures cite projected Wallace support in southern states and a potential 144 electoral votes baseline.
Goldwater opened his campaign in Prescott in 1952 and later rose to national prominence. The 1964 Republican presidential hopeful planned a new bid in the coming year with a northern Arizona stop and a denser crowd than in the past. Local officials expect possible traffic impacts but warn no grand intrusion is planned.
Washington AP reports southern Democratic senators who opposed the rights bill urge restraint and insist the law must be obeyed while urging lawful avenues to seek repeal or modification. Figures named include Allen of Louisiana, Robertson of Virginia, and others, stressing nonviolence and court testing over street action.
In Raleigh Dan Moore reiterates his stance on civil rights amid his campaign for Mr. Johnson. The discussion centers on the Civil Rights Act with Moore avoiding a full endorsement while backing broader Democratic ticket support.
Fragmentary text shows The nominee drama with Goldwater leading polls and campaign glare. Mentions of a man named as a winner and a spouse reacting in bright television lights referenced amid tense moments.
Fragmentary notes cite a July 3206 first run of a film titled The Devils Hairpin. The garbled OCR mentions WTAE and a source broadcaster, with phrases about a first feature law and a country setting.
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