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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1964
Page
4
An editorial argues the U S two party system hinges on independent voters and intra party flexibility. It warns that wholesale party crossing by leaders could fracture politics and foster multi party gridlock reminiscent of European history.
The city’s four year struggle over annexation eased as residents vote to issue bonds for expanded services. Longtime opponents soften as new growth from outlying areas and benefits of city status reshape attitudes. Union between old and new residents suggests a more stable, unified administration.
An editorial notes the Wednesday 10 a.m. deadline for a United Auto Workers strike against Chrysler Corp. It discusses union resolve, management stance, and public tolerance, exploring historical strikes and the financial stakes for the UAW and Detroit industry. It cites Walter Reuther and Harvard critique on potential government intervention and long-strike costs.
The document lists key newspaper personnel including D. A. Rawley as president, R. B. Terry as secretary-treasurer, and W. Bok as editor and managing editor. It notes advertising, business management, and national advertising representation by Ward-Griffith Company.
Washington notes examine the Keating Kennedy U S Senate contest and how Cuba and Vietnam shape the race. Henry Cathcart discusses Kennedy’s edge, Keating’s campaign weaknesses, and bipartisan critiques of foreign policy amid a tense political climate.
Presidential race unfolds with Johnson urging unity at a Detroit Labor Day rally while Goldwater reiterates calls for NATO allies to hold small tactical nuclear weapons. Defense Secretary Vance later questions the idea, comparing nuclear options to WWII era munitions as the campaign shifts with new security contrasts.
Notes On The News discusses Goldwater’s promise to end the draft as soon as possible if elected. It notes Johnson’s administration studying Selective Service with a potential abolition within ten years and McNamara’s stance on reducing reliance on the draft.
The piece notes widespread ire at U S foreign policy from Greece to Cambodia and Europe. It cites anti Americanism as rooted in fear Americans meddle with forces beyond understanding while acknowledging critics ranging from Johnson to Sartre. It argues mutual understanding remains key to peace and prosperity.
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