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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1962
Page
4
A brief meditation cites Job 36 11 and George E Stewart Jr urging faithful living through service to God and others. It emphasizes constant devotion over mere joy and highlights the lasting blessings of a generous life.
President Kennedy and a House Foreign Affairs panel group discussed U S bonds to fund United Nations operations in Congo and the Middle East. The Senate backed a 100 million dollar U S cap while the House seeks a $25 million initial and only matches actual purchases.
The article argues thalidomide and tranquilizers shape dependence on pills to cope with life stresses. Dr. Don D. Jackson warns against the belief that pills cure mental trouble and cautions this view may distort treatment and avoid facing underlying issues.
The piece questions whether the Alliance for Progress can reverse Latin American distress within a decade as the United States commits 20 billion dollars to aid. It warns that the continent faces poverty and dictatorship, with Cuba looming as a focal danger, and asks if aid can win Latin hearts and minds in time.
A collage of brief remarks from various papers. Items include price cuts in ads, political warnings, Cuban refugee comments, schooling critiques, a filling station sign about taxes, pollen fragrance notes, and a quip about a rich husband needing a local anesthetic.
The High Point Enterprise outlines staff and offices, including president D A Rawley and secretary-treasurer Mrs R B Terry, with editor Joe Brown and managing editor W Paterson Jr. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, carrier and third party arrangements, and notes tax and distribution details.
An address by Winfred L. Odwin stresses that legislative success depends on accurate information and leadership. It urges measuring value by student outcomes, rewarding excellence, and real progress through informed, funded education, not just funds and facilities.
A Sunday sermon addresses modern boredom and self centered living. It contrasts a suicides note with Robert Louis Stevenson and General Booth, urging Christians to serve the needy and avoid cynicism. The message emphasizes finding purpose through daily devotion and helping others in need.
The Department of Planning presents a long range High Point study to guide a city of 125,000 by 1980. It analyzes current facilities and future needs for schools, recreation, public buildings and utilities while noting anticipated electrical loop expansion could offset costs. The piece also highlights community leaders and local projects including a YMCA feasibility study for Thomasville and a bulb collection gift to High Point College.
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