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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1964
Page
3
Editorial argues Congress may skip a fall session for political reasons while weighing the Supreme Court s expanding role in reapportionment and schooling cases. It cites erodes restraint, calls for balance among federal and state powers, and warns of court overreach.
Judge Allen Gwyn postponed a hearing on High Point Urban Renewal to study the Supreme Court remand and the plan’s interlocking parts. Supporters tout renewal as civic progress including a railroad crossing project, while critics urge caution to avoid undermining a broader urban improvement effort and its federal funding.
The European press reacts with vehemence to Barry Goldwater as the Republican nominee fronting a program of victory and war options. French and British papers attack his unbridled toughness while noting his NATO commitment. Critics warn of US influence in European choices amid nuclear stalemate.
The High Point Enterprise publishes mailing and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. It notes carrier and distributor roles, AP news use, and tax details, with contact for home delivery and advance payment policies.
A New York report outlines how stomach cancer remains puzzling with varying global rates, more men affected, and a decline in the United States. Dr Wynder and colleagues link diet, vitamins, and geography to incidence while noting unclear causes and the need for further study.
Major General Capus M. Waynick reviews the 1964 Republican ticket race focusing on Clifton White's grassroots organization. The piece notes White's influence in steering conservative forces, California’s pivotal role, and potential race and civil rights tensions shaping the election. It questions whether politics will backslide on civil rights progress or advance segregationist appeals.
James Marlow notes this election unfolds in a rare era of internal contention amid national prosperity. He traces cycles of crisis from 1829 to modern times, contrasting past world tensions with present tranquility and the drift toward self-criticism rather than outward urgency.
The piece notes a easing of global conflicts, a stronger U.S. armed stance, and growing domestic self-scrutiny as President Johnson and Senator Goldwater frame the election. It credits Johnson with building social programs since 1929 while highlighting debate over expanded federal government powers amid a prosperous, quieter era.
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