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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1962
Page
4
An editorial argues there is no food tax in North Carolina, only a three cent sales tax that applies to all purchases. It asserts the tax is fair, affects rich and poor alike, funds education, and cautions voters against misleading framings by political campaigns.
The High Point community recalls Grady Goldston as a selfless businessman and widely revered benefactor. He supported students, aided the sick, and served as chaplain at hospitals and rest homes, earning enduring gratitude and a reputation for extraordinary generosity.
The ninth International Automobile Show in New York previews trends in small cars. Ford abandons plans for a domestic small car while GM Opel Kadett and Studebaker Packard push larger, affordable options. Imports may fill demand as US brands hedge.
Washington officials argue a gradual U S concession in Laos buys time to bolster Thailand and offset Communist influence. They predict a coalition led by neutralists and some Communists could preserve Laos as an independent state while avoiding a wider war.
In Rochester fifty years ago a meeting of 46 publishers led to the creation of the American Newspaper Publishers Association later ANPA. It now encompasses 859 of 1,763 daily papers and guides research labor regulation newsprint costs and free press standards. The Easton Institute advances ink color methods staff training and journalism recruitment.
Lynn Nisbet explains Democratic voters must attend local precinct meetings on May 5 to organize, name delegates to county conventions, and establish executive committees. Voters elect a five member precinct committee, with gender rules, and delegates to the county convention based on votes for the Democratic Governor candidate.
Delegates must follow instructed pre cinct action though questions will arise at the county convention. Precinct meetings draw few participants, even in large precincts, risking unrepresentative results and potential manipulation. Meetings occur at fixed times and places, urging voters to confirm hours and locations to avoid confusion and conflicts. Registration opens Saturday at 6:30 AM and remains until sunset May 19, with participation by both parties.
Don Parsons of the Super Market Institute argues Americans enjoy far more variety and lower food costs. He compares Russian and U.S. meals noting long working times, limited produce, and scarce wrapping supplies in Soviet stores. Stephen Mugar cites dire Russian quality and service.
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