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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1961
Page
3
A spiritual meditation notes Jesus questioning hearts in Luke 5 22 and James Allen on overcoming doubt and fear as a path to triumph. The brief reflection blends biblical insight with a motivational line about conquering failure.
The state legislature debates a new motor vehicle inspection law, urging safety over politics. Rural opposition appears waning as concerns about uninspected vehicles persist, with advocates arguing inspections prevent deadly accidents more than penalties.
The Point city administration is lauded for open handling of municipal business over the past two years. Committees meet publicly with strong citizen participation, and officials encourage transparency to keep taxpayers informed and engaged.
About 500 editors, editorial writers and columnists will attend a two day State Department briefing in Washington. The event, part of a Kennedy administration public relations push, features Rusk Dulles Murrow and Kennedy, with officials and experts outlining U S positions globally and briefing on policy in a tour d horizon.
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A four part NEA series reports on early human cancer vaccine work. Dr Doan describes trials at Ohio State and Sloan Kettering using cancer cells in prisoners and volunteers, noting immune responses differ between healthy individuals and cancer patients and highlighting modest gains in Buffalo and Dallas trials with vaccines and adjuvants.
A compromise court reform bill gains traction as legislators seek a substitute to the Bar Association proposal. The plan blends Warren plan ideas with bar bill features, aiming to restructure lower courts, appointive versus elected judges, and uniform court costs under General Assembly oversight.
Dr Walter Blackstock of High Point College shares a long personal creed urging teachability, moral restraint, honesty, and constructive living. John D Rockefeller Jr savors individual dignity, duty, thrift, truth, promise-keeping, service, faith, and love as paths to happiness and social harmony.
James R Killingsworth of Kernersville enters U S Navy April 12 and will train at Great Lakes Illinois. Robert R Booker son of Mrs William Carson High Point serves as Aviation Structural Mechanic aboard USS Forrestal in the Mediterranean. Bob Osborne machinist mate with Little Creek Base Norfolk Virginia entered the Navy in April 1955. Army Sgt Wiley C Chandler Jr of High Point recently arrived in Korea with the 1st Cavalry Division 13th Signal Battalion. he is a supply sergeant and son of Mrs Irene H Pierce. Specialist Four Roy D Hall age 19 of Thomasville reenlists six years with the 34th Artillery in Nurnberg Germany after arriving overseas in October following March 1959 Army enter. Hall attended Pilot High School.
Seaman Apprentices L Gladden and H C Gladden, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton L. Gladden Sr., reside at 290 S Spring St Asheboro, serving at Oceana Naval Air Station Virginia Beach. Marine PFC Richard C Boggs, son of Mr. and Mrs Marvin R Boggs, of 316 Playground Rd High Point, serves with the Third Marine Aircraft Wing at El Toro Marine Air Station Santa Ana California.
B. H. Taylor assistant county agricultural agent Guilford cautioned farmers yesterday about the small but efficient wireworm. He urged monitoring and preventive soil treatments to protect crops.
Police report a break in at Amos Lunch on E Russell Street at 1:15 a.m. A thief ate beans, potato salad, pork chop, and bread and left with cigarettes. Damage to pane and torn screen listed at 2 dollars. Investigation continues.
Robert Eugene Ledwell aged 46 of Davidson Street and Edward H. Lanier aged 34 of Carlton Avenue were arrested for passing worthless checks to W. M. Green, operator of a local grocery. Each is charged with issuing checks for 25 and 15 dollars respectively and released on $200 bond awaiting May 5 Recorder's Court trial.
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