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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
4
A reflection on ownership and giving. The quotes contrast personal ownership with the moral return of charity. Matthew 20:15 questions entitlement while Joseph Cook argues earthly investments yield the greatest interest when used to help others.
The Supreme Court by six to three votes limits federal courts power to halt drastic rail freight cuts, allowing Southern to implement up to a 62 percent rate reduction on grain shipments while ICC reviews legality. The decision restores competition by forcing rate changes to take effect, reshaping railroad pricing dynamics and traffic recovery efforts.
General Assembly debates a plan to consolidate school systems in North Carolina with focus on Guilford County where three systems exist. The piece argues consolidation should prove efficacy elsewhere first and notes city systems may resist loss of autonomy until county units show willingness to tax for higher costs.
Editorial sketches Yevtushenko as a fearless critic of Stalinist past and Khrushchev era while praising Babi Yar for its humanitarian critique. He seeks freedom of expression amid thawing Soviet policy, with a planned U S campus tour. travel permit doubts signal a colder cultural climate.
An internal rate card lists staff roles including president secretary treasurer editor and advertising director. It shows subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions by carrier and mail, notes 3 percent sales tax for North Carolina subscriptions, and states Associated Press rights and postal classifications. It also notes independent contractor carriers and nonresponsibility for advance payments.
President Kennedy signs National Harmony Week amid Easter vacation plans and Harmony Week events. Lawmakers defend bipartisan humor while Congress debates Peace Corps funding and a memorial foundation, with Republicans touring districts to promote harmony.
Sidney J. Harris notes a distinction in views on capital punishment. He cites Hans W. Mattick’s analysis arguing that supporters are sentimentalists while opponents are realists, asserting that capital punishment fails to reduce homicide and amounts to legalized vengeance.
Notes argue against capital punishment, contending it inflates anger and fear while failing to address crime causes. The author labels death penalty proponents as realists and urges readers to reconsider with evidence, offering a free copy of The Unexamined Death from the John Howard Association in Chicago.
Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges visited High Point to honor All-America recipients and praised a brighter year ahead. He noted constructive handling of the steel situation, expected market momentum into next year, and strong spring furniture demand despite hosiery mixed signals.
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