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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1963
Page
4
A compact reflection urges constant readiness for divine call and prudent self account keeping. It asserts a virtuous life where one stays prepared to die at any moment and remains at leisure to meet death without fear.
The 1963 North Carolina session nears its end as Senate President Clarence Stone and House Speaker H Clifton Blue expect lawmakers to go home amid criticism of petty politics and lack of strong leadership. While individuals in the legislature are capable, the session failed to deliver on higher education redistricting ballot reform and safeguards, leaving judges with little time to address core issues.
The piece contrasts Law Day and Loyalty Day observed in the United States. It cites Roscoe Pound on law as the nation's inheritance and urges daily respect for law to curb violence, noting flawed laws can be corrected without undermining the legal system.
Editorial notes CENTO's shaky role in the Cold War framing of the Middle East. It highlights Secretary Rusk's planned visits to Ankara and Tehran, CENTO's limited formal U.S. participation, and Turkey as its strongest link while Iran, Pakistan, and China shape broader regional dynamics.
The High Point Enterprise contact and staff list includes president D. A Rawley and editor Holt McPherson. It notes home delivery subscriptions, carrier rates, and that AP content is used. Also mentions post office classification and distribution contractor terms for High Point North Carolina.
The Reagan era debate over a multilateral NATO nuclear force centers on U S control versus European independence. Washington seeks a joint fleet with veto rights, while Germany and others push for broader participation and French reluctance remains key as talks aim for a 1968 start.
AP reports global leadership remains in the hands of elderly men. Kennedy is the sole under-70 leader among major nations. Adenauer and others age 69 to 87 show limited signs of stepping down. Khrushchev and Mao head powerful regimes, while Rhee and Churchill illustrate long tenures ending under pressure.
The notes discuss potential successors and policy shifts in major nations after long-serving leaders. Adenauer may be replaced by Ludwig Erhard with likely pro US, NATO-friendly moves. Khrushchev’s era hints at imperfect unity among world communism, with successors unlikely to revert to Stalinism. Mao’s China remains entrenched, De Gaulle’s France appears volatile, Britain may align closely with the US, and futures for Nehru’s India, Franco’s Spain, Chiang's Formosa, Salazar's Portugal, and Tito's Yugoslavia are uncertain.
A tribute to Adolf Muller of Valley Forge Pa the immigrant nurseryman called the dogwood the hero of the spring He spread dogwood seeds across the country and earned the Johnny Appleseed award in 1941 Valley Forge welcomed his burial near a dogwood grove His public works include gifting seeds to Montgomery County and aiding schools High Point and other communities also reported donations and local civic projects along with hospital improvements and a forensics competition fund drive.
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