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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1963
Page
3
Adlai Stevenson, in Moscow, hails the nuclear test ban with a United Nations tone. The piece notes Truman Eisenhower and Kennedy proposals mirrored by Khrushchev under pressure from China, and warns that the ban does not guarantee peace and that Cold War tensions may intensify if Americans overestimate the accord.
The announcement of Henry Ford II and his wife separating after 23 years marks a sad turn in a family long seen as a model of stable marriage. The split suggests broader shifts in the Ford dynasty as new concepts and management reshape both business and personal life amid changing times.
A Pocket Testament League team of 25 distributed 120000 Gospel of St John tracts in 22 languages at a communist youth festival in Finland last year. Some delegates discarded the material, but many from behind the Iron Curtain remained responsive, says Rev. Victor B. Beattie Jr. He notes once the curtain falls, atheistic systems will struggle to survive as communist youth show eagerness for religion.
An editorial tracing Litvinoff’s 1934 warning that non aggression pacts can free a power to strike others, the 1939 Soviet German pact, and subsequent treaty violations. It notes De Gaulle’s 1960s stance and suggests mutual assistance pacts as a balance avoiding encirclement, with Molotov and Khrushchev figures discussed.
Jackson readers see a crowded Democratic field led by former Gov. James P. Coleman facing Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson and Charles L. Sullivan in August primaries. Voters weigh Coleman’s Kennedy stance amid ongoing racial tensions, with Sullivan and Johnson rallying against federal desegregation and drawing on Mississippi sovereignty themes.
In a Washington AP report James Marlow notes the Hiroshima attack 18 years past, cites vast TNT stockpiles by the United States and Soviet Union, and surveys reactions from Kennedy to Bertrand Russell. He mentions the limited atmosphere test ban and China and France opting out, keeping nuclear testing underground.
Notes on The News argues that a Russia China split matters little as rockets target the US and USSR. It quotes de Gaulle on building nu clear arms until disarmament, and warns that elimination could revert warfare to pre atomic days, making war seem safer rather than removing danger. It ends by contrasting such logic with Von Ribbentrop.
For the first time in its 90 plus years the North Carolina Press Association names Elizabeth Gold Swindell as president, breaking tradition with a female leader. The piece notes past female influence and recalls Beatrice Cobb, longtime secretary, and reflects on journalism, civic service, and notable local figures.
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