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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1962

Page

4

Hodges Urges Courtesy And Service From Business

Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges told a Cleveland luncheon that the U. S. economy is improving and consumers are increasingly selective. He cited a $20 billion rise in personal income last year against only a $2 billion rise in debt, warning that business must offer better merchandising and courtesy to boost spending and overall health. Hodges faces criticism but argues public conduct shapes the economy.

U. S Secretary of Commerce Luther H. Hodges Cleveland American Industrial Development Council Hodges Commerce Department United States Free World Cuba South Viet Nam Laos Pentagon State Department FSIYU N.C Associated Press High Point N. C High Point Enterprise, Inc J. S. Higgins ABC Jamestown Bob Brown Piedmont Bob Barbara Black Winston-Salem Durham Lexington Asheboro

U S Strategy Aims To Contain Communism From Within

Washington reports that Kennedy era planners favor containment that delays war and lets the Soviet bloc reform from inside. Rostow and officials push political economic steps, boosting training of native troops, aiding local economies, roads, irrigation, schools, and medical centers to curb Communist influence.

Newspaper Enterprise Assn Washington John F. Kennedy United States Pentagon State Department White House Soviet Union Russia Dean Rusk George F. Kennan Truman John Foster Dulles U. S

Swiss Vote Pushes For Atomic Armament

Swiss voters approve a constitutional amendment to allow atomic weapons on Swiss soil in a nationwide referendum. The measure, backed by a leftist group, marks a sharp shift for a country famed for neutrality and peace. Women cannot vote on federal matters.

Europe Switzerland

Brazil Faces Reform Struggles as Goulart Visits Washington

Editorial notes Brazil's vast wealth and deep poverty under President Goulart. It cites inflation, land reform, unemployment, corruption, and governance tensions, with military and leftist factions shaping politics. The piece links Brazil’s stance to Kennedy era Latin American policy and warns of Communist influence.

Brazil Latin America Cuba Kennedy Alianza Para el) Progresso Goulart Congress Kennedy Alliance Soviet Russia China Organization of American States Fidel Castro Senate Mike Mansfield D Mont Mansfield

High Point Enterprise Personnel Directory Listing

An archival snippet lists key staff of the High Point Enterprise including D. A. Rawley as president Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary treasurer Holt McPherson Joe Brown as managing editors Co W Patterson Jr advertising director W W Idol Jr business manager and Charles B Loflin as circulation manager at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina.

High Point Enterprise LNC North Main Street High Point N.C D. A. Rawley R. B. Terry Holt McPherson Joe Brown Co. W. Patterson, JR W. W. Idol, JR Charles B. Loflin

Better to Build Boys Than to Mend Men

Murphy Osborne of the Y M C A urges parents to actively guide youth to curb juvenile delinquency with common sense rules. He argues it is easier to build boys than mend men and stresses parental involvement, school and police support, and church attendance.

Enterprise Y.M.C.A High Point Murphy Osborne

Notes On The News About Congress And Presidential Politics

A reader thanks editorials praising Richard Nixon and John F Kennedy era remarks. The letter defends both candidates, rebukes critics and cartoonists, and ends with a saying about being a has been versus never was in national politics.

John Kennedy Spencer Bell Richard Nixon California Nixon

Kennedy Aides Urged to Demand Release of Captives

Ex General Edwin A Walker urges the Kennedy Administration to press China for the release of hundreds of American prisoners rather than trade a single American pilot Gary Powers in exchange for a Soviet spy.

Red China Gary Powers Edwin A. Walker

Community notes blend moral questions with park plans

The column discusses liquor traffic and possible remedies, a proposed Duke Power Lake Norman state park with Duke offering land, Reynolds Price’s North Carolina setting novel, April’s quiet mood, and local civic hopes including a High Point county board seat. It highlights science educator Bob Brown praising local students.

North Carolina Reynolds Price Duke University Mississippi Harper's Price Merton College Oxford Duke Eudore Welty Time Magazine

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G. Newmark Walt Whitman Rostow Policy Planning Commission Department of State Defense Department Nikita Khrushchev Khrushchev Joao Belchoir Goulart Janio Quadros Joao Goulart Labor Party MA Payab The American Congress United Nations Pat Brown Deep River Road Lake Norman Catawba Duke Power Company Cowan's Ford Mecklenburg Iredell Lincoln Sanford Great Lake Greensboro Gate City Friends
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