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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1963
Page
3
A brief meditation cites 1 Cor 15 27 and Bishop Fallows noting faith relies on a risen Redeemer. It asserts belief in a Saviour raised from the dead as the core answer of faith.
The resignation of Bert Bennett Jr as chairman signals a bid for party harmony as he shifts from governor ambitions toward unifying the North Carolina Democratic Party. Bennett travels state to rally leaders, aiming to prevent intra party division and spur a moderate, voter appealing slate in 1965.
As two miners are freed from a coal mine near Hazleton Pennsylvania after entombment of nearly two weeks, concern shifts to the fate of another trapped miner in a separate chamber. David Fellin, hospitalized, wished to join the rescue, underscoring personal courage amid a season of protests and strikes.
A U S Appeals Court in Richmond is poised to rule on whether the Hill Burton Hospital Act’s separate but equal provision violates the Constitution. The NAACP argues federal funds require desegregation, citing a Tennessee motel case as precedent. If upheld, widespread impacts on hospitals, housing, education, and research funding could follow, with many postwar Hill Burton projects at risk of further legal challenges.
The High Point Enterprise established 1884 details staff positions including D A Rawley president secretary treasurer Holt McPherson type editor Joe Brown managing editor Patterson Jr advertising director W Widol business manager Charles B Loplin circulation manager and general rate and subscription information for daily weekly and Sunday editions with notes on AP affiliation and independent contractor carriers.
Washington reports a bipartisan tilt toward approval of the Moscow test ban treaty as hearings open in the Senate. GOP hesitancy fades amid favorable public reaction and fear of harming international relations, with caution seen as political self interest. Henry Cabot Lodge praised as a public sacrifice amid Foreign Relations Committee action.
A long reflective piece blends religious imagery with social commentary on race harmony, human folly, and divine color in creation. It recounts NC Governor Sanford snubbing Miss Jeanne Swanner during a Miss America tribute, notes Tom Haggai winding down his pastorate with a foundation launch, praises high point athletic ties, discusses apartment plans, and ends with a Raleigh anecdote about communists and a Baltimore-like columnist reflection on journalism.
James Marlow notes the March aims to pressure Congress for Kennedy's civil rights bill while recognizing Southern opposition. He argues orderly protest may affect fence-sitters but won't erase deep prejudice. The piece contends the march shows Black unity and demand for equal treatment, built on legal gains since the Supreme Court ruling.
Notes On The News argues that today’s march in Washington serves as a dramatic peak toward realizing justice for African Americans. It suggests mixed implications for whites and warns that unified Negro leadership may fragment after the display, affecting future strategy and possibly increasing tensions if nonviolent efforts falter.
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