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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1962
Page
4
A city notes Republicans and Democrats joining on urban renewal to curb civic blight. The writer warns against making urban renewal a political weapon and urges support for the plan, emphasizing lawful safeguards and the project’s urgency for future growth.
A critical view of the intensified liberal conservative clash in Congress. The piece cites the Medicare defeat, Farm Bill tactics, and alleged Kennedy era political manipulations. It warns that Civil Service could be politicized and calls for bipartisan political morality and statesmanship.
Sen. Magnuson warns that Soviet ships near Cape Cod and Alaska signal a growing foreign fishing presence. He urges U.S. aid to modernize American fleets while noting Russia retains access outside territorial waters. He warns against surrendering offshore resources in the Cold War context.
A 1943 editorial notes the prediction that no label would say Made in Japan again. A string of brief quips from papers across the country adds political humor and social commentary from the era.
A 16 ton green marble slab engraved with a 10 point creed was installed at the Channel Gardens at Rockefeller Center. John D Rockefeller Jr 67 spoke at Fisk University in Nashville in 1941 about his life of philanthropy and land bought in 1928 for a cultural center. He died May 11 1960.
A marble inscription proclaims belief in individual worth, life and liberty, responsibility with rights, duty with possessions, government as servant, labor dignity, thrift, truth and justice, keeping promises, service to mankind, sacrifice, devotion to God, and love overcoming hate.
A Sunday sermon urges real neighborly acts toward the less fortunate in our communities. It challenges busy church members to visit the paralytic, aid the alcoholic, and invest time locally rather than seeking distant missions. The piece warns that modern progress can widen social distance.
The piece urges neighborly care for the elderly and mentally ill, prisoners, and marginalized groups including Black families. It shares personal testimony of tuberculosis recovery, stresses forgiveness and restoration, and pleads for acts of friendship and support as a Christian duty toward all who suffer.
The piece recalls the 25th anniversary of the first soil and water conservation district program in North Carolina and the Deep River project. It credits Dr. W. J. McAnally, Congressman William B. Umstead, and local leaders for funding and progress impacting Jamestown Lake and High Point's water supply. It also covers community notices on Golden Age club fundraising, ICC reciprocal switching hearings, Lions District 31 D installation, and local real estate liquidations.
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