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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1963
Page
3
An editorial laments the Oswald and Ruby killings in Dallas as a blow to justice and democracy. It argues for lawful, American due process and condemns mob violence, warning that extremism and hatred threaten liberty and the nation’s moral core.
The piece lauds Lyndon Baines Johnson's unity with core policies and his ability to steer the country through post assassination era's dangerous, Viet Nam era trials. It recalls his Stevenson Eisenhower ties, his resilience after heart attack, and the need for united support to navigate perilous times.
A portrait of John F Kennedy as a transformative young president born in the 20th century and the first Catholic in the White House. The piece traces his courage during crises, his civil rights push, and the violent backlash culminating in Dallas, arguing his death impacts American self esteem and national unity.
An archival masthead page shows the High Point Enterprise in High Point North Carolina with positions and names including D A Rawley president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor Joe Brown managing editor W Patterson Jr advertising director W W Idol Jr business manager Charles B Loflin circulation manager.
LEON DENNEN assesses President Kennedy's legacy in nuclear test ban progress and foreign policy. He discusses Lyndon Johnson's potential directions, Kennedy era dynamics with Khrushchev and Mao, and the impact on NATO, U.S.-Soviet relations, and global security after Kennedy's death.
An editorial denounces the spread of mail order guns sold for as little as ten dollars, links bootleg firearms to Kennedy assassination fallout, and urges federal and state action. It cites 180 gun shipments to Birmingham, advocates higher dealer permits, age checks, and tighter taxes, warning that illegal ownership endangers public safety.
James Marlow argues that American society glorifies law while violent acts by leaders and officials reveal a growing national tolerance for lawlessness. He recalls Kennedy’s assassination and past murders of presidents to claim a pattern, contrasting U S democratic ideals with real violence and the need for peaceful, orderly governance.
The piece reflects on safe streets and fair trials as a national concern, noting attacks on figures like Adlai Stevenson in Dallas and the broader rise of hatred. It recalls Chief Justice Warren’s eulogy for Kennedy, Nixon’s call to oppose violence, and a bishop’s lament over public reaction to Oswald’s death, warning of deranged zeal and devalued life.
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