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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1963
Page
4
A religious reflection asserts salvation comes not from nations churches or families but from personal faith in a Saviour. John James frames the idea as an individual responsibility and spiritual focus.
A McNamara style reform reshapes U S foreign aid with cost effectiveness measures from Defense. David Bell leads the program in a strong position with the President and allied to the Clay Committee. The changes aim to curb endless give aways and graft while rebuilding U S credibility abroad.
The piece notes J Robert Oppenheimer and Chester Bowles reemerging in public life after past security and career obstacles. It credits them with renewed influence amid a shifting Washington climate, praising their persistence and questioning critics.
The piece frames nationalism as Canada’s dual edge with anti American sentiment and pride in sovereignty. It traces Tory contrasts from 1891 to 1957, notes Diefenbaker’s use of nationalism, and discusses Quebec’s pivotal role and potential minority outcomes amid French nationalism and Socred gains.
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles and rates for subscriptions and delivery. It notes locations at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and outlines prices for daily and Sunday, weekly and monthly plans, plus carrier and subscription terms with tax details and AP rights.
The United States sees military coups in Latin America as a setback but not a death blow to the Alliance for Progress. Officials say aid will stress social justice and economic growth, with democracy advanced as conditions permit. Peru shows mixed momentum toward elections and civil liberties amid junta influence.
A High Point column warns against overreliance on machines and numbers as automation grows. It cites satellite data and a shift toward data processing, urging preservation of individuality, morality, and local spirit while noting civic efforts like All-America City honors, lighting plans, and community programs.
The essay reflects on replacing a treasured fountain pen with disposable ball-point pens. It argues permanence and craftsmanship have eroded in affluence, linking cheap, transient objects to broader social shifts toward novelty and planned obsolescence. It notes American preferences for disposable, low-cost goods shape values and habits.
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