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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1964
Page
4
A devotional note cites Ecclesiastes urging enjoying life with a spouse as the portion of toil under the sun. It adds a quote on marriage success being about being the right person rather than finding the right partner.
The piece notes rising concern over lobbying in North Carolina politics, contrasting old ward heeler methods with modern, dignified advocacy. It cites Judge Richardson Preyer and Judge Dan K. Moore debating reforms, and quotes Ed win Neilan on the evolved nature of lobbyists and their wish to avoid publicity while serving public interests.
Mayor David Schenck says the city aims to neutralize tax impact after revaluation, seeking a smaller change in the average tax bill. Officials in High Point echo the stance with promises of some rate reduction, contingent on mid year figures and debt service from bonds set for April 28.
Editorial notes Nikita Khrushchev's 70th birthday as he faces a looming Soviet Chinese split. It recounts Gomulka’s Warsaw arrival, Suslov's 73 page critique, and calls for unity amid threats to the world Communist movement.
The Carlyles used Bernstein numbers from West Side Story in a Thomasville Women’s Club concert and discussed a combined civic center museum project. Plans call for Little Red School House conversion as museum base, bank leaders aiding financing, Civil Defense relocation, and a June mission-church effort in Colombia led by Naomi Love.
The article notes a postwar generation growing up with the United Nations and peace as a core frame of reference. It highlights youth perspectives from the 1960s Youth Forum, mentions De Meulemeester of Belgium and Gardolinski of Brazil, and quotes U Thant on the U N Development Decade and future goals for 1970.
A reader questions Representative Kornegay's take on the Supreme Court's school prayer ruling. The letter argues the decision allows voluntary prayer but condemns coercive practices by authorities, and it asks how Protestant views would fare in Catholic or Jewish majority areas. It warns against government bodies imposing religious norms in public institutions.
Ellis O. Briggs, veteran U. S. diplomat, denounces the Peace Corps as a movement wrapped in publicity with a team cry that suggests going out to wreak good on natives.
A collage cites William Anderson on domestic peace corps to help distressing cases. Tass reports USSR leadership praising labor victory in Uzbekistan silk cocoon sales. U Thant foresees four major powers in the 1970s and urges world leaders to weigh such shifts in policy.
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