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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1960
Page
2
A brief reflective meditation urges perseverance toward a peaceful Christian world. It recalls Christ's teaching to not let hearts be troubled and notes that rulers and oppressors rise and fall, with faith enduring beyond upheaval.
A Tuesday Denton area bus crash involving a 17-year-old girl driving a crowded bus injured two children and highlighted a pattern of teen drivers in school bus service. The piece argues teens are too young and green to handle forty lives and calls for legislation to hire experienced professional drivers despite higher costs.
Market Time High Point and neighboring cities welcome thousands of buyers and salesmen as the Furnitureland market opens. The event fuels the economy, brings new goods, and prompts transportation improvements and limo services to ease traffic for visitors.
Editorial outlines how Brasilia emerged in four years from a bush cleared to house government and embassies. Kubitschek's drive, Niemeyer designs, and Lucia Costa's plan forged a new capital, aiming to spur interior growth despite inflation. The piece notes the city’s bold scale, traffic optimism, and a prophecy that Brasilia will reshape Brazil's future.
George Sokolsky notes a Times advertisement funding for a Fair Play for Cuba Committee and questions whether Cuban government money or foreign agents financed it. He cites Beals and Taber correspondence, warns against hidden sponsors, and urges disclosure of contributors amid broad anti and pro Castro tensions in the United States.
Lynn Nisbet assesses home rule talk for local governments in North Carolina, stressing responsibility with authority. He notes state cost sharing for education and welfare, community planning, and industry hunting, urging cooperation among small towns and districts to fund planning, air service, and industrial promotion while preserving existing local business.
Senator Magnuson introduces a bill to create an Office of International Travel and Tourism and a Travel Advisory Board to attract foreign visitors. He notes visa delays and security checks deter travelers, urging a bold, two way tourism policy with overseas offices, advertising, and free traveler guidance.
A reader blasts Easter chick purchasing as cruelty and commercialism, urging action against purple chicks and critiquing religious profiteering. The letter questions care feasibility and calls for moral standards amid holiday traditions. Also features opinion pieces urging positive action for Germany and a tribute poem.
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