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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1962
Page
4
A concise meditation urges honesty, urging not to add to God’s words and condemning lying as cowardice. It emphasizes aligning mouth and heart, speaking truth, and ensuring actions reflect beliefs without self-deception.
The Enterprise defends open government and exposes secret school board meetings. It notes the board held closed pre meetings and discussed personnel matters with reporters present, urging transparency to prevent small issues becoming major decisions. The editor invites reader letters and pledges diligent reporting in defense of democracy and education.
Marriner Eccles former Federal Reserve Board chair and Utah California banker testifies before the Senate House Economic committee. He calls for a five percent personal income tax cut and outlawing strikes to stimulate the economy while warning of overseas disbursements wage and benefit increases raising prices and harming U.S. goods and labor gains depend on productivity.
An editorial reprints The Death of a Tot by Robert Webb urging drivers to beware as school begins. It cites dangers from reduced sidewalks and scarce traffic signals and warns that the driver bears primary responsibility for child safety in school zones.
The High Point Enterprise details staff roles and contact, including President Mrs R B Terry and Editor Joe Brown. It lists circulation, advertising and business staff, and subscription terms for daily and Sunday editions, with note on independent contractor carriers and payment responsibilities.
The speaker argues that despite modern progress and conflicts the core constants remain: hunger, sin, love, and the message of Christ. He cites biblical and historical examples from Cain to Stalin, Micah to Paul, and notes even in the Holy Land the message endures that Christ is the eternal answer.
A collage of light quips and snatches from readers and columns. Jokes on taxes and budgets, jokes about a department store wig, and wry commentary on modern life. Short, punchy lines offer social humor and local flavor without unfolding into full stories.
Wily Korf, a leading West German industrialist, invests in National Springs Corporation, spurred by former Gov Luther Hodges efforts to attract European industry. Paul W. Clapp and Frederick Koch visit Europe to study processes with Korf. Earl N. Phillips leads as chairman, overseeing operations in Tupelo, Mississippi, and the local site, with plans for expansion and diversification.
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