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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1964
Page
16
Gavin campaigns in High Point arguing he can win the governorship only with strong cross party support. He cites about 350,000 Republicans in the state and seeks Democratic votes while attacking Sanford era policies and promising tobacco stockpile actions and farmer meetings after the election.
In Moscow Pravda harshly condemns chauvinism and petty epithets aimed at Peking leaders amid the Soviet Chinese dispute. Tass summary notes a Khrushchev era project for a world communist meeting and signals broad party support for the Soviet line.
A High Point North Carolina native, son of Mr and Mrs Guy C Jackson of 500 Avalon Place, High Point, Ronald graduates from High Point Central High School and Mars Hill College and has served as minister of music and youth at First Baptist Church in Burnsville North Carolina. The Vatican Press Office announced Pope Paul I will attend an official audience in Zambia next Saturday.
On page 1A Gavin denounces the Great Society as a Democrat program and warns North Carolinians against federal domination. He rails at Moore’s governance saying the state is weak, poverty‑stricken, and bent to federal dictates with pieces of gubernatorial power handed out to prop up a failing campaign.
Washington AP report on a sit-in at the Welfare Department building protesting a federal ban on shipping Kre biozen. Eighteen demonstrators were detained when warned of occupancy violations. four left, ten women and four men were arrested on charges with up to a 100 dollar fine and six months in jail.
A political notice promotes a vote with the sponsor listed as Friends of Coolidge Murrow. Absent additional context or details.
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