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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1964
Page
3
Editorial warns the Viet Nam war deepens and urges U S action to avoid another Dienbienphu. Cites a captain's letter on heart and resolve, notes 130 Americans killed this year, and argues decisive American power is needed before broader conflict ensues.
Parents complain about rising college costs while colleges struggle to fund rising education expenses. A study from Editorial Projects for Education shows U.S. colleges rely on diverse funding: 38 percent from tuition and fees, 62 percent from government, gifts, endowments, and other income. Federal dollars fund much research, with variations between private and public institutions. Projections for 1969-70 suggest a need for private gifts totaling about 99 billion annually, with increases expected from corporations foundations alumni religious groups and others to sustain tuition levels.
A paper from the American Psychiatric Association warns five million Americans have attempted suicide at least once. It notes about 21,000 deaths annually and rising teen incidence, with New Jersey and Princeton figures cited, alongside stresses, isolation, and social pressures fueling these outcomes.
The piece argues that racism in America spans far beyond a single era and that Wallace’s 1960s campaign rhetoric, while distance himself from direct repeal, fueled a northern backlash against civil rights. It traces roots of racism to slavery era pseudoscience, notes shifts in scientific thought toward environment, and contrasts white racism with Black Muslim critiques of Christianity and white society. It warns that defeating the civil rights bill could push more Negroes toward Islam.
The piece argues the Vietnam War may endure for years, comparing U S and Red China roles. It contends China aims to expand communism across Asia, using subversion and aid to guerrillas while building military strength. It asserts similar logic applies to Cuba and Mexico to deter communism without nuclear war.
The High Point High School Class of 1922 gathered with 36 of 51 living graduates for a gala reunion, joined by Class of 1924 members and many former teachers. Attendees included community figures, with tributes to John F Kennedy and his legacy, plus Kenan Stadium seating for the tribute and a large Kennedy Memorial Library contribution from North Carolina. The weekend featured memorial services at Mt Herman and a Victory Dinner for the church’s budget success, while local figures announced talks and requests for needed equipment.
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