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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1963
Page
4
A meditative reflection pairs Psalms 55 21 with a Bryant line on duplicity. The passages contrast smooth words with inner aggression and warn that feigned appearances mask dangerous intent. For readers seeking moral insight and cautionary wisdom.
The expose of Joseph Valachi and a $100000 price on his head drives a government push to dismantle Cosa Nostra. Attorney General Kennedy hails the case as the biggest intelligence step yet in fighting racketeering, while questions rise about the motive and payoff to a turned gangster. Americans are urged to join a determined public effort to end organized crime.
Councilman Virgil Carrick seeks formal restoration of citizenship by court order set for action on November 11. He argues his pardon by Governor Sanford restored his status after a past armed robbery conviction and faces ongoing courtroom challenges to his right to vote.
A House Interior subcommittee led by Rep. Leo O'Brien plans final action on a bill for a Puerto Rico status plebiscite. The article notes Puerto Rico’s special status, tax rules, and calls for a permanent commonwealth or possible statehood or independence, with Gov. Munoz Marin pushing for a firmer commonwealth basis.
The High Point Enterprise lists staff and publishing details, including managing editors and rate cards. Subscriptions in North Carolina incur a 3 percent sales tax and carriers are independent contractors.
In a slow session, some lawmakers push changes to speed debates and streamline work. Reform lacks organized backing and senior members resist, with one senator blaming the seniority rule for stalling progress as terms extend.
Reform talk centers on creating an official administrative counsel to route constituency problems for study and solutions. Critics doubt partisan staff would staff or approve such an office. Rep Frelinghuysen promotes government employment openings with enticing pay and benefits for foreign service posts.
A reader asks how world events look from another angle and reflects on birth metaphors. Virg il Carrick discusses political maneuvering in High Point and the Lincoln Day Dinner aftermath. David C. Dough try reads foreign invaders claim by Dr I Beverly Lake as political fear tactics in North Carolina.
In Lenoir three firms Blowing Rock Furniture, Kent Coffey, and Fairfield Chair plan to form a cooperative group with annual sales exceeding 40 million dollars. They will keep individual names while coordinating design, showrooms, and marketing to compete with acquisitions.
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