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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1961
Page
4
A brief meditation contrasts faith in the Lord with trust in divine provision. It cites II Kings 18 5 praising Hezekiah and Horace Bushnell urging belief that small offerings can feed many.
An editorial analyzes Kennedy’s stance against direct U S military aid to Cuban counter rebels. It argues for strict neutrality under UN and OAS charters, notes Castro’s support from Soviet China, and warns proxy warfare risks and legal limits.
Figures show U S daily newspaper distribution increased by 582 823 copies in 1960 from the previous year and Canada added more than 100 000 copies daily.
Adlai Stevenson cites two dangers in the world today: the growing number of nuclear weapons and the energy gap between rich and poor. He argues communism could have prevented arms buildup and poverty if it opposed nuclear weapons and supported wealth redistribution, implying Stevenson misreads the threat if he omits communism from the list.
Caroline Kennedy, at age three, draws international attention fromParis to Tehran. Diplomatic and press officials note her prominence abroad and view it as a positive reflection on President Kennedy and the United States.
A Sunday sermon reflects on Saul the first king of Israel, praising his early promise and heroic leadership but detailing his decline into envy and tyranny. The preacher links Saul’s collapse to broader modern fears, urging a return to God through Christ for salvation.
Dr Max Rogers reports during the Cancer Crusade on cancer risk figures one in four and two in three families affected. North Carolina leads in cancer research funding with grants totaling 279381 by August 1961 across Durham Chapel Hill and Winston-Salem, plus fellowships and institutional grants. Entertainment events in Thomasville High Point and Greensboro clash with the beehive of activity as Judy Garland, John Mason Brown, and the Beaux Arts Trio perform.
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