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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1961
Page
4
A devotional note cites Mark 9 28 and a quote from S Irenatus Prime praising prayer tied to labor. The excerpt emphasizes faith and perseverance, urging believers to combine prayer with effort for divine response and reward.
Jenkin Lloyd Jones argues the race issue cannot be solved by guardsmen or extremists. He says progress requires white collar employers opening durable opportunities and both races examining their souls. The piece foresees gradual evolution as old barriers die.
Rice University historian Frank E. Vandiver argues in the summer issue of Southwest Review that much Confederate lore is historically false and harms southern progress. He contends the Confederacy did not fight to the last man and notes the war was eventually lost.
Premier Khrushchev quipped that his secret weapon is his tongue at the American Embassy Independence Day gathering in Moscow. He spoke vigorously on many topics, his sharp tongue known to those who meet him, and the paper notes concern that he uses it openly and powerfully.
The Kapingamarangi people of the Caroline Islands, 500 strong under U S governance, paid $200 from an AEC refund dispute after nuclear tests. They sent handicrafts worth $400 to Washington to raise money for a scholarship loan fund, with proceeds to the Smithsonian as a memorial to their integrity.
Newburgh’s 13 point relief reform in effect prompts debate over strict rules and possible changes. City Manager Joseph Mitchell faces scrutiny as observers question enforcement, legality, and political impact while Rockefeller and Goldwater weigh in.
A High Point, Karnataka? no, Kerala pen pal from Kurumannu P O Palai in India writes his devotion to anti Communist efforts. He and six brothers helped depose a Communist regime and describe Red tactics and fear under rule. He requests books magazines from America and notes mail safety, political influence, and hopes for American support and a wrist watch donation.
A reader argues for an ABC liquor store in Jamestown to curb bootlegged poison liquor, contending that proximity and accessibility drive excess drinking in High Point and Forsyth County. The letter condemns leaders who maintain the status quo and cites regional examples to support liquor reform.
Readers critique recent policy battles over alcohol sales and blue laws while laments on church influence in elections echo through Jamestown. A letter warns of potential growth and property change driven by an ABC store nearby, and comments on the separation of church and state amid civic debates. The Enterprise receives praise from the YWCA for coverage of Pla Y camp registrations rising from 18 to 43, aiding program continuation.
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