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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1962

Page

2

Hamby Never Did Come On Story of a North Carolina Forest Fire

Milton Cook describes fighting a wildfire on Huckleberry Mountain in North Carolina. Clinton Hamby and Herman Martin were trapped as flames engulfed the slope. Martin urged Hamby to move, Hamby disappeared, later found burned with clothes burned away and a wood chisel in hand.

Casar South Mountain Range North Carolina Yester Milton Cook Lawndale N. C Clinton Hamby Cook Associated Press Shelby N.C Huckleberry Mountain M. C. Deviney Herman Martin Hamby Martin Ezzell Bumgardner Ezzell

Partisan Readout Highlights 100 Days in 1962 House

The 1962 House, amid a 10 day Easter break, hears rival judgments on 100 day records. Democrats McCormack and Albert praise 33 public laws 21 national bills plus six appropriation acts and a doubled Peace Corps. Republicans Halleck call it infinitesimal. The tax revision win tops 1962 gains while urban affairs failed.

William F. Arbogast Washington House of Representatives House Senate John W. McCormack Massachusetts Carl Albert Oklahoma Congress Charles A. Halleck Indiana McCormack Sam Rayburn Texas Albert Union Welfare and Pension Fund Peace Corps McCormack- Albert

Kennedy accused of police state actions over steel price push

GOP leaders in Congress condemn President Kennedy for using police state methods to force steel companies to drop a $6 per ton price increase. They cite nine actions last week that imperiled rights and resembled a police state. Hubert Humphrey responded that Republicans again misread major issues. Eight companies backed down after Kennedy opposed the increases, described as not in the public interest.

Larry Osius Washington Kennedy Senate Everett M. Dirksen Illinois House Charles A. Halleck Indiana Congress Sen Hubert Humphrey Minnesota

Christians Observe Good Friday Reflecting on the Crucifixion

George W. Cornell notes Good Friday as a somber, penitential observance honoring Jesus crucified outside Jerusalem. He recounts cross types, the passion narrative, and the ashen mood before Easter joy, with scriptures and church rites marking the hours of agony.

George W. Cornell Jesus Jerusalem

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