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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1961
Page
4
Daily meditation cites Ephesians 2 20 and Alexander Maclaren to affirm Christ as chief cornerstone and head of the generations. It likens Christ to the Jericho vision of a mighty angel and emphasizes his sovereign leadership of a spiritual march.
Governor Sanford argues that North Carolina loses 10 to 15 million dollars annually to sales tax loopholes in the 1933 revenue act. He calls for an across the board tax reform to stop exemptions, reduce inequity, and fund schools, even if it means taxing food and medicine. A leak-free collection might allow lowering the sales tax rate.
A physician team reviews 119 verified cases of spontaneous cancer remission since 1900, noting regressions most common in neuroblastoma and kidney cancer. They suggest natural defenses can be boosted by artificial means, with surgery plus drugs like nitrogen mustard and Thio-Topa showing improved survival in breast cancer.
President Kennedy leads a White House meeting with the President's Conference on Heart Disease and Cancer as part of a nationwide Crusade. Senator Maurine Neuberger backs an International Medical Year to speed mankind's battle against cancer and related illnesses.
Editorial review of U S newspaper coverage on Jaguar’s New York International Auto Show success. Jaguar XK E models draw large crowds, a 5200 unit order worth 11 million pounds, boosting UK stock values and signaling export-led recovery alongside British makers BMC and Jaguar.
An 1884 era independent newspaper fragment notes its establishment and status with sparse readable lines indicating historical publication context and archival labeling.
A letter from a parent argues against Welfare Department oversight of day care nurseries. The writer states parents should decide care methods and cites investigation of operators and facilities, asserting parents know what is best and should pay for their chosen care without government interference.
Charles Pearson weighs in on national independence and current events with a concise commentary highlighting civic questions and public sentiment. The column reflects a traditional newspaper voice and a focus on timely political themes.
Lockheed flight surgeon Charles I Barron imagines a future where young men blaze the trail in space travel and older, mature pilots aged 45 to 50 take over as space passenger ships arrive. He emphasizes stamina courage and experience guiding early missions.
Judge Horace Haworth presided at the Executives Club dinner at the Woman's Club house with John Mason Brown as speaker. Brown teased politics and space talk while praising local firms and the club, as Alton Stanford becomes president and new board members are named. Nearby, residents report fountain area vandalism, stop signs stolen and debris dumped, prompting a reward and calls for accountability.
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