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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1964
Page
3
A quotation attributes the fading of historical wages and heroes to history narrowing its record, contrasting it with time’s inability to diminish the name and deeds of Jesus Christ as affirmed by William Channing.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson spoke at Emory University honors day in Atlanta delivering a poised vision of a new South. She urged fairness and national contribution, saying the South is old yet forward looking and will recruit philosophers, humanists and scientists to improve life for all.
North Carolina’s UNC journalism program tops 47 accredited schools as President Johnson presents the Hearst gold medal to Dean Norval Luxon for leading a highly regarded school. Three UNC students place in the top 10 of the Intercollegiate Journalism Awards, reflecting decades of accreditation work and educational leadership by Luxon and colleagues.
Editorial notes Oregon voters from six major GOP hopefuls head to a Friday primary. Lodge leads in Portland polls with about 40 to 46 percent supported. Nixon trails with Rockefeller and Goldwater also active. Scranton and Stassen are non-factors, while Appling fails to qualify Stassen. Goldwater seeks California delegates. Lodge aims to carry Oregon’s 18 delegates in a favorable but unsettled race.
The text outlines the Civil Rights Bill sections detailing equal access to public accommodations including hotels, restaurants, theaters, and private clubs under state action. It defines commerce across states and prohibits discrimination, outlining enforcement and civil action provisions.
Provisions allow action by the aggrieved party or the Attorney General to pursue violations or threats. Courts may award prevailing parties reasonable attorney fees. The Attorney General may coordinate with state or local authorities before suit. Federal, state, or local agencies may aid in voluntary compliance. District courts have broad jurisdiction and the remedies are exclusive except where other laws apply. Contempt proceedings follow Civil Rights Act rules.
West McPherson outlines reunions for the High Point High School classes of 1922 and 1924, gathering former students and teachers after 40 years. The 1924 group meets Friday at Central High School cafe and 7 p.m. dinner. 1922 class reunion follows Saturday in the Sky Room with dozens of faculty members attending. Reservations exceed 125 for Friday and around 100 for Saturday, with many former teachers traveling from across the country.
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