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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1964
Page
3
At Castel Gandolfo the Pope warned that core principles for peace are crumbling in an arms race. He urged reflection on World War I and II causes, lamented a return to peace based on deadly weapons, and called on men of good will to heed his words amid acute postwar disagreements.
In St Louis and nationwide Catholics ponder the shift to English in Mass set to begin November 29. Father Frederick R. McManus, a canon law professor, says the change may feel odd but will not disturb faithful.
Trucks deliver tobacco to 17 markets of the Eastern Belt as opening day sales are expected to be strong. Bright Belt Warehouse Association director Fred S Royster says crop quality is better than last year and price may rise. Last year opening day sales reached 5 067 814 pounds at 46 53 per hundred. Markets include Ahoskie Clinton Dunnville Robersonville Rocky Mount Smithfield Tar Wall ace Wendell Williamston Wilson and Windsor.
Fire destroyed foam rubber worth nearly 100000 at Reeves Bros Co in Cornelius Mecklenburg County. Industrial engineer Farrell White said the blaze stemmed from an improper mix of two chemicals used to make foam. A large block about 60 by 7 by 4 feet heated and ignited additional foam blocks inside the plant. Workers dragged larger blocks outside as they battled the flames and cut foam open to douse with water. The plant sustained little damage.
Workers insert steel bars into weakened walls and columns to reinforce damaged structures around the area. The work aims to stabilize the building while restoration continues.
A playful explainer from Atlantic City AP notes common convention terms like delegation and caucus, pencils in layman friendly definitions and jokes about their meanings. It mocks political jargon and outlines how terms are perceived versus their procedural roles at the Democratic convention.
The old National Road extended 609 miles from Cumberland Maryland to Vandalia Illinois. Built to connect the East with the West it was once the nation’s greatest wagon route. Construction times and costs are noted in early records.
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