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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1964
Page
4
A 1940s quotation from Franklin D. Roosevelt emphasizes belief in democracy freedom and peace. It invites nations to accept friendship and look the United States in the eye to take its hand.
High Point hosts one of three government procurement conferences where Federal officials advise local manufacturers and businessmen on selling to the U S government. The state estimates current federal purchases in North Carolina at 259 million dollars annually and aims to expand sales across agencies and regions.
The piece contrasts Soviet Premier Chev's new deal for consumers farmers and professionals with American pay. It cites min wage increases from four dollars a month to fifty dollars and pensions for collective farmers, arguing American incomes outpace Soviet wages. It questions communism as workers paradise given starvation and sacrifice.
Editorial notes Brosio of Italy receives fourth NATO Secre rank as Secretary General. His career spans Italy’s Deputy Premier duties and ambassadorial posts to the United States the Soviet Union Great Britain and France. He negotiated peace with Moscow aided prisoner releases and helped Trieste’s return to Italy. The piece cautions NATO’s budgetary pressures and weapon evolution since 15 years ago while noting France’s warm stance toward Brosio amidst a broader alliance strain.
The piece argues over the term extremism used by Sen. Goldwater and how it shapes party cohesion. It contrasts Goldwater with Gov. Rockefeller, notes Eisenhower's query, and uses a playful Tom Swift metaphor to defend liberty and ideals.
The Senate rejected a push for mandatory disclosure of outside income by members and top executives, backing Dirksen’s plan to keep outside earnings private while urging disclosure for government employees earning above set salaries. The move highlighted the conflict between Senate leaders and reform advocates on income transparency.
Notes On The News reports the investigation of a senator tied to er ate majority pay of $19 600 annually, who built a fortune of $447 849 and refused to testify. The final report dated July 9 cites Baker and Wil in a rising political issue likely to affect the campaign.
A tour plan called Visitors VIEW-WAY showcases Winston-Salem attractions from Old Salem to the ballpark, while Baltimore promotes a Star-Spangled Banner Trail through a Visitor's Handbook. The piece also notes Earl Gibson and Luke Appling in sports lore and critiques deceptive advertising underselling claims across local businesses.
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