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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1961
Page
4
A meditative reflection citing Job 40 22 and Victor Hugo. The excerpt highlights nature as God’s face and suggests divine thoughts revealed through the natural world.
Denver Post editors caution against overblown anti communism targeting the Foreign Policy Association and the Great Decisions program. The piece notes broad support from leaders, corporations, churches, and newspapers, urging readers to join a Great Decisions group to verify the program’s aims and resist unfounded charges.
The article argues national greatness depends on Americans living by the nation's ideals. It stresses hard work, bold experimentation, and dedication to freedom and human betterment. It warns that greatness wanes if many citizens fail to embody these tenets.
A Laurel Leader-Call letter praises Tommy Gardner on Paper Route No 39 for reliability and courtesy. It explains carrier work as independent contracting, emphasizes training in business principles, debt honesty, saving, and responsibility through daily delivery rain or shine and mentoring.
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff including President Mrs R B Terry and Editor Brown with advertising and business offices in High Point North Carolina. It notes subscription rates with advance payment and AP news rights and postal classifications under federal statutes.
Washington Notebook compiles a spoof Academy nominations for Republicans and their allies with roles for Salinger McNamara Kennedy Roosevelt Johnson and Stevenson. It also notes John L. Lewis at a dinner, Bud Wilkinson joining fitness efforts, and a funny Smithsonian moment. A New York woman asks Keating about spaghetti sauce and learns it comes from Rochester.
Maj. Charlies A. Speed of the highway patrol asked the House courts and judicial districts committee for a state system of traffic courts with judges trained in traffic matters. He proposed suspending licenses and requiring a prescribed course in traffic safety before reinstatement, arguing most accidents involve non criminal drivers. He noted 85 percent of accidents involve non criminal drivers and stressed education over punishment.
An essay arguing for a uniform traffic law enforcement program with weight on time served over fines. Advocates publicizing all traffic cases to deter abuses, calls for open court records, and equality of treatment across violators and communities.
The High Point market halted plans for a 14 story furniture display building citing overburdened housing services and the risk to the regional balance of the Southern furniture market. Donald W. Conrad and associates tested the idea but area operators favored cooperation that has powered the Spring and Fall informal showings and the market’s growth.
A leading furniture dealer urges constructive news to beat recession. A Norfolk customer with ten thousand dollars contemplates a cash purchase after watching media coverage. The piece endorses positive industry messaging and highlights local events from beauty pageants to the 1961 High Point Soap Box Derby sponsorship drive.
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