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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1964
Page
4
A brief meditation citing Joram fleeing and blaming treachery as Ahaziah watches. The verse from I Kings 9 20 frames a moment of fear and suspicion within royal intrigue.
The Bobby Baker investigation ends with little to show and much to ponder. The piece argues the case exposed flaws in government overreach and constitutional rights, noting Baker's defiance and the Senate committee’s shaky authority. Major McLendon hints at final conclusions amid ongoing public debate.
A Dallas resident argues that Dallas is not on trial for Lee Oswald or Jack Ruby. Dallas has supplied a 12 man jury for Ruby’s murder trial seen nationwide on television. The writer urges a fair, focused trial under Judge Wilson to repair Dallas’s image and advance justice.
The piece notes Mc Namara and Sullivan leaving for Saigon on a third mission amid Johnson era pressure over Viet Nam policy. It highlights Rusk warnings to stop external Communist influence, Rockefeller ties, and ongoing debates about escalation, neutrality, or cease fire. France's stake is outlined with export shares and personnel in South Viet Nam, showing De Gaulle mediation offers and French influence.
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription pricing tiers and distribution notes. It states carriage, independent contractor delivery, and that The Associated Press news is for reproduction. The notice also mentions home delivery rates and advertising representation details.
Washington observers say a power struggle within the Soviet Presidium pits modernists against conservatives. Modernists reportedly seek profit motives and decentralized planning to boost output and consumer goods, with Khrushchev showing sympathy due to agricultural and industrial strains.
The 808 page volume edited by James R Young and Marie Young surveys High Point hosiery giants. It highlights eight High Pointers including J H Adams and J H Millis, Gurney H Kearns, Willis H Slane Sr, and R T Amos, with Vera Idol contributing many entries. The work spans 1830 to 1963, featuring 404000 words, 312 drawings, and a 665 name textile honor roll.
The report details widespread backlash against the United States, citing Greece where mobs burned Johnson in effigy, Panama where rioting strained Canal Zone ties, and Zanzibar where Africans seized power after a leftist coup. The piece notes delays in recognition and rising tensions with the U.S. amid postwar unrest.
The piece notes a $147 million term loan commitment for the Uta River dam and an aluminum smelter in Ghana to be run by private US firms. It also cites multi million aid to Ghana and a bloody turn in anti American sentiment in South Vietnam after eight years of US aid.
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