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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1964
Page
4
A compact meditation notes that freedom requires clear argument, citing Christ’s liberating message and Clarence Darrow’s quote that one person can effectively defend liberty. The piece emphasizes individual responsibility in upholding freedom.
A Pravda front page editorial endorses a modified free enterprise approach for light and consumer industries in the Soviet Union. It argues for reduced central planning and profit based production, aligning with Khrushchev era reforms as Western talks on trade with Russia proceed. The piece cites consumer goods shortfalls and quality issues to justify market incentives.
A political and educational debate on school dropouts and juvenile loitering. Principal Gaithere signs warrants against three youths for disrupting classes but states the action is regrettable yet necessary. The piece argues the issue is national, demanding effective solutions without tolerating ongoing misbehavior.
Editorial examines the Otto Otepka firing and a year later appeal as a lens on U S government security programs. It traces executive orders and Supreme Court rulings shaping security clearances, notes the case’s murkiness over unauthorized document use and attempted wiretapping, and argues for overdue clarification.
Washington analysis notes Barry Goldwater's defeat slimmed GOP gains and boosted Johnson's agenda. The Republican split between conservative and liberal wings sharpens, threatening opposition to Great Society programs and morality issues. Johnson's perceived strength may reshape votes in 1966.
President Johnson weighs options to fill the Senate whip role as Humphrey moves to vice presidency. Senators Monroney Pastore Muskie Hart consider the post and circulate support letters, while Mansfield leads the majority.
The 68 Democrats meet in caucus before Congress opens to pick a candidate, with Lat er Johnson indicating no personal hand in the process. Long and Monroney seek Johnson's ear as Pastore emerges as the strongest potential ally for Johnson's program. James Marlow is on vacation.
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