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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1962
Page
4
An analysis notes the Soviet Union denounces the European Common Market as imperialist while seeking a Red Common Market. It cites Khrushchev’s shifting stance and argues the market tests capitalism versus communism, signaling a battle shifting to economics amid global tension.
Re opening of school sees about 12 500 students return to classrooms marking the end of summer and adjustments for family life. The piece notes school facilities expansion and shifting students to fit new sites like Kirkman Park replacing Bay Street School, with cautions to drivers about increased safety. It also comments on Khrushchev at the U N and Winston Churchill’s health, framing Kennedy tours and political climate.
Editorial discusses wheat acreage allotments and a pro forma election. It examines two price and quota proposals from House and Senate, potential compensatory payments, and possible compromises for the 1963 crop. The piece notes growing surpluses and forecasts a 1964 program amid debate over long term supply management.
The High Point Enterprise details subscription rates by mail and carrier plus subject to sales tax. It lists office addresses at 305-307 North Main Street High Point NC and names D A Rawley as president and Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer with staff roles including editor managing editor Patterson Jr advertising director and circulation manager.
Washington keeps calm as Khrushchev pressurizes Berlin with threats and a note calling for actions. Kennedy aides weigh risk, counter pressure, and the danger of war while the White House projects strength and preparedness.
A collection of reflections on teaching, the value of educators, and the role of schools in society. It notes the oil hopes of Rod Stamey in North Carolina, a Cold War seminar series at Park Center, and a hospital history update regarding High Point Hospital’s 1933 transition with Duke Endowment support.
Writings by William A. Shires explore unannounced candidates for North Carolina governor in 1964. Names include House Speaker Joseph M. Hunt Jr and Dr. I Beverly Lake with others like A Faul Kitchin and Charles R Jonas forming a partisan mix. The piece notes GOP hopes Jonas runs and potential impact if defeated in November.
The budget commission nears final hearings on new money requests as it outlines biennial budget recommendations. A prior two part tour of state institutions gathered reports and requests while the Department of Motor Vehicles filed its B budget forms without formal presentation.
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