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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1964
Page
5
In Saigon the U.S. run commissary for American housewives faced heavy guarding after a report that Communist terrorists planned to blow it up. Security extended to traffic controls and patrols as officials warned of a wider terror campaign amid ongoing Viet Cong clashes and casualties.
Washington AP reports President Johnson, amid a 30 minute news conference, used a calm, steady tone to handle questions from 199 million viewers. He avoided grand rhetoric, delivering a measured performance that balanced triumphs, defeats, and threats to broadcast news nationally.
A Wilmington North Carolina report says a disabled plane forced landed near Ashe in Brunswick County. Pilot Hernandez uninjured, wing damaged, en route to Puerto Rico. A Piedmont Airlines crew sighted distress and joined a dawn search. Hernandez later reported safe. An English-born pope note recalls Adrian IV, pope 1154–1159.
In Gastonia North Carolina Governor Hodges urges education to curb poverty. He cites Census data and welfare figures, arguing the core issue is human resource development and the quality of public schooling. Hodges calls for stronger local support for schools.
Duke graduate James H. Atkins 32 and M. Vanstory II of First Citizen Bank were among three state winners cited for outstanding civic work by the North Carolina Junior Chamber in Gastonia. The awards were presented Saturday night after the Jaycees named three men from 30 nominees as top Tar Heel civic leaders.
Washington AP report says Americans boosted personal spending on goods and services by an average $94 per person in 198, totaling $17.7 billion and a 5 percent rise over 1962, matching the gain in disposable personal income.
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