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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1964
Page
7
Senator Humphrey denounces extremism and prejudice while outlining a positive platform. He argues the West can overcome waste, disease, hunger, and fear, and rejects Ku Klux Klan white sheet imagery and Birchite intimidation in his Denver remarks.
Rep. William E. Miller campaigns with a dual role denouncing Democrats and defending Goldwater. From Portland to Chicago he delivers a relentless stream of criticism of President Johnson and the Democratic ticket.
Federal Reserve data show six major NC cities reporting higher August bank debits year over year led by Charlotte and Winston-Salem each up about 11 percent. Asheville and High Point posted solid gains while Wilson Kinston and Durham decreased. Greensboro and Wilmington rose modestly.
Building permits in 11 North Carolina cities rose nearly fifty percent in the first eight months of the year from 1963. The Federal Reserve Bank totals show August permits at 163 million 482 thousand 400 versus 122 million 964 thousand 300 a year earlier with Greensboro at 30 million 459 thousand 200 versus 19 million 241 thousand 100.
William Pollock, president of the Textile Workers Union, urged wage increases far above the 5 percent cited by employers. He argued the industry can raise wages multiple times the claimed rate while retaining government subsidies. Pollock spoke at a Southern regional TWUA conference, citing substandard fringe benefits and urging better holidays, pensions, and insurance without raising prices for consumers.
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