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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1964
Page
4
A compact compilation features a verse from Isaiah praising Egypt as a useless aid reframed as Rahab and a Henry Ford quote on standardization as a moving target. The items reflect historical religious and industrial sentiment in terse aphorisms.
The piece analyzes coattail effects for congressional races in 1964, noting past swings under Truman Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson. It cites Democratic hopes of four Senate seats and 20 House seats, Republican aims of two to four Senate seats plus defending 176 House seats, and suggests Johnson may not gain a markedly larger Congress than in prior years.
The Herald Tribune reports Senator Goldwater plans to keep his campaign theme of corruption charges and strong anti foreign policy. He targets the South and swing states California Illinois Ohio Texas Indiana while largely avoiding urban centers and eastern crowds. Supporters insist they are winning with the south solid and the west in their pocket despite poll trends.
President Johnson plans a nonstop campaign tour to present Democratic deeds and counter Goldwater. Polls show a 60 40 advantage but Johnson seeks to mobilize the three fifths of potential voters to overcome registration gaps and generate broader support for a landslide and a new Congress.
The FBI report compiled for President Johnson outlines a nationwide wave of riots tied to juvenile delinquency. It cites nonracial, nonextremist causes and blames parental influence, weak schools, and lenient laws for fostering continued lawbreaking. The document warns crime trends will worsen until offenders face stern punishment.
The piece analyzes how smear tactics persist in U S elections, detailing methods such as outright lies and distortion. It cites the State Smear Study 1962 and notes involvement of party leaders in fair practice codes, warning that large-scale smearing spikes near Election Day.
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription and delivery details with rates for various periods. It notes regulatory and postal information, prepaid arrangements, and advertising considerations for readers and distributors.
Wm. H. Stringer reviews the Goldwater Johnson contrast on shaping the future. The piece weighs how each candidate would address the Great Society, urban issues, education, and moral leadership, arguing voters must gauge awareness of quality challenges.
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