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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1963
Page
4
Reappearance of New York newspapers after a 114 day blackout prompts reflection on preventing a recurrence. The strike cost Gotham’s economy at least 250 million dollars and left five million readers without papers while idling about 20 000 workers. Union leaders secured a two year contract expiration after resumption, ending a costly bargaining cycle.
Letters praise High Point for being named All-America City. The Overseas Club members express pride as new residents calling High Point their home and thanking the community for its welcome. Also included are readers praising the All-America City tabloid and a letter noting federal race issues and Washington conditions.
Uncle Sam acts to protect Castro as tough Cuban exiles launch raids on Cuban and Soviet shipping. Miami exiles push back against restraints while the Cuban Revolutionary Council loses control. The United States seeks noninvasive means to rid Cuba of Castro and avoid war amid a volatile, dying regime.
Editorial notes a four day international pro Castro solidarity congress in Rio de Janeiro with sponsors including Francisco Juliao and Luiz Carlos Prestes. It explores Brazilian politics, inflation, and the surprising public tolerance of Communist influence amid varied alignments and optimism in Providence.
The High Point Enterprise announces rates by mail for daily and Sunday, daily only, and weekly subscriptions with prices listed and tax notes. It names editorial staff and business roles and states carriers are independent contractors with subscription payments not the newspaper’s responsibility.
Harris discusses Earl C. Kelley and the oak parable to show perceptions vary by experience. Lincoln and other figures become different to diverse groups, proving that values arise from memory and experience, not objective facts. The piece argues humility and tolerance are needed to bridge divides.
The piece urges continued effort to sustain the All-America status amid redevelopment plans for 520 acres downtown, Belk's improvements, the North Main widening, and a $36 million highway project. It notes civic concerns from traffic to litter and calls residents to act in support of future achievements. Arthur Corpening returns to direct Sheraton operations and oversees renovations May to October. Cancer research drives Fayetteville fund-raising as activists stress ongoing need for support.
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