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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1964
Page
3
Editorial on government press conflict cites State Department public relations man Robert J. Manning. It argues officials seek favorable image but cannot control what the press reports. The piece stresses journalism’s duty to watch, document, and inform the public about government actions and policy.
Practical, no fear tactics guide on home security from a former burglar's point of view. Highlights common targets, burglary methods like truck hustle, and simple defenses. Recommends dead bolt locks, away-from-door key hiding, lighting, and neighbor mail care to deter break ins. Mentions police checks on empty homes and the risk of confronting intruders.
A Dallas News item notes a tale about a school inspector asking a boy who knocked down Jericho’s walls. The boy denies it, the teacher defends honesty, and the principal cites student merit. The chairman jokes about fixing the wall while the paper reaffirms church-state separation, wary of Bible blackout.
New Yorkers have grown used to tipping rising amounts with little service improvement. Waiters dispute IRS estimates of 15 percent average tips, arguing tips may be far lower or even nothing from some patrons. Some favor a European 10 to 15 percent service charge as a fairer, more dignified system that could reward good service.
New York Herald Tribune notes the swift settlement restored Broadway vitality and credited Mayor Wagner as an effective mediator. It cites persistent theater financial woes from union practices, rising costs, reluctant buyers, and $10 million yearly losses to scalpers, urging money flow to creators to sustain the industry.
Rome imposed a downtown parking ban effective April 27 with hundreds of carabinieri enforcing the rule. Early indignant reactions gave way to broad approval as traffic moved faster, and buses carried people to work and appointments with fewer delays than by car.
Classified notice style from The High Point Enterprise includes names of individuals and staff credits with Associated Press attribution. It mentions various subscription formats and prices for daily and Sunday editions, with carriers and distributors as independent contractors. The block also notes postal details and advertising representation.
Andrew Talbert criticizes the Welfare Department for stopping his welfare check. He claims he sought work, cites past layoff from hobby horse work, and jokes about a dog food formula tasting like a meter reader’s leg. He threatens to seek higher authority and asks reinstatement, adding a note about a nagging backache and a request for mattress care.
Harlan Cleveland urges Russia to settle past peace-keeping debts as the UN General Assembly approaches. Johnson pledges civil rights legislation to extend inclusion to about 20 million Americans long kept outside.
Guest columnist Charles Stites argues teens form a dynamic, misunderstood generation. He highlights their desire for originality, music, fashion, and dancing while urging parents to stop condemning youth. The piece includes an interview with Bill Hamilton on teen values and requests reader comments for The Enterprise.
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