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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
2
The Dow Jones averages received an extra lift as Du Pont contributed to a broader advance. News notes the market rose amid tentative trading, though details on casualties or causes were not clarified in the readable text.
The Johnson family, long associated with political power, faces public interest as reports place their combined wealth above nine million dollars, including radio and television holdings, land and stock assets. The figures stem from Washington sources amid discussions of presidential fortunes and public expectations.
A fragmentary note describes a political figure who served three terms in the House after an election in 1946 and later held roles including assistant secretary of state from 1983 to 1956 before winning a Senate seat in 1956.
Reported U S jet fighters provided cover for unarmed American photo planes while Souvanna Phouma discussed cooperation. Pathet Lao accused six U S jets of bombing Phong Savang and Khang Khay as diplomatic officials met despite bad weather delaying diplomats to Khang Khay.
In Hillsdale Michigan and nearby Ohioville, a housewife opened fire during a labor dispute at the Essex Wire plant, killing four of her five children before the gun emptied. National Guard troops prepared to depart as investigators sought motive amid a 102 day strike scene.
In remarks on science and global health, Johnson cites poverty disease and fading resources as threats. He highlights large scale atomic reactors transforming seawater for drinking and industrial use and calls for international cooperation during International Cooperation Year to combat disease and uplift humanity.
Senate leaders push cloture on a civil rights bill amid massive proposed amendments. The equal employment opportunity section, seen as the bill's most controversial, survived a key vote 64 to 33 against Ervin's effort to strike it. The provision would ban employment discrimination by employers, unions, and agencies based on race color religion sex or national origin.
Police Chief H E Williamson said Carter was found behind Williston High School, a Negro school, with a broken nose and jaw, facial cuts, internal injuries, and tar on him. Carter, who admitted going to Club Harlem for cigarettes, said a group of young Negroes beat him over refusing to give money. John Washington Maultsby, 16, of Wilmington, is charged with auto theft. no other charges filed yet.
A stark reflection notes that wrongdoing creates a dead end, a one-way street with no exit. The piece argues moral consequences and societal judgment, framing crime as a futile route that harms others and the offender alike.
A fragment expresses a view that poverty should not judge a man by his weekday actions but by his company on Sundays, reflecting social attitudes and moral judgments from a historical perspective.
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