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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1963
Page
4
Editor William L. Ryan analyzes cultural and political isms in the Cold War, noting Communist use of ism as a flexible insult while debating how Western “isms” compare. He cites Red Flag commentary on Marxism Leninism and sectarianism, and discusses the appeal and danger of isms to both sides.
A Rutgers University campus white oak famed for inspiring Joyce Kilmer may be cut down as it dies of old age. A committee led by Professor Richard West plans to dispose of the tree in a fitting way, with souvenirs and mementos from wood. Kilmer’s poem Trees and seeds from the tree have drawn worldwide interest since 1961.
Secure jobs with high pay and short hours attract thousands of applicants. Preparatory training unit invited for U.S. citizens. Experience usually unnecessary. For full information including positions and salaries send name, address and phone to Lincoln Service, Box M lc. c/o This Newspaper.
All Lines Insurance warns friends and clients that the speaker is not the John Hawkins involved in a tavern incident near Five Points, as reported in the August 10 Enterprise. The statement clarifies mistaken identity and separates the speaker from the cited incident.
AT&T announced a deep underground transcontinental cable to bypass major cities and potential nuclear targets. The 4000 mile network includes 900 amplifier stations and nine centers, linking to current microwave and coaxial routes, with cost not disclosed though Bell System outlay exceeds 200 million dollars.
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