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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1961
Page
4
A devotional excerpt highlights Psalm 90 17 asking for God's favor on our labor and for the efforts we undertake to be established. It concludes with Ellen Allerton praising hands that perform brave earnest work throughout the day.
The Soviet draft treaty for a nuclear test moratorium, rejected by the United States, would ban further tests while allowing Russia to continue its 50-test program. It rejects international controls, ties disarmament to a broader plan, and seeks to shift blame to the United States if tests continue. France and Sahara tests are cited to justify inclusion, but critics say the plan is a repeat of earlier Soviet ploys.
The Christmas Cheer Fund asks generous readers to brighten the season for the sick, needy, aged, and abandoned. The appeal recalls Kipling’s lines and notes the fund’s long tradition dating back over 30 years, urging continued support from the community to provide Christmas cheer.
The High Point Enterprise lists D. A. Rawley as president, Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary-treasurer, Holt McPherson as editor, Joe Brown as managing editor, W. Patterson Jr. as advertising director, W. W. Idol Jr. as business manager, and Charles B. Loflin as circulation manager.
U Thant of Burma, new UN secretary-general, has acted decisively on Congo crises. He ordered force if needed to free Italian hostages, pressed for Katanga action despite Security Council deadlock, and asserted authorization to act even without a Council directive. His calm, firm style masks a strong will and readiness to defy Soviet pressure.
A Sunday sermon argues Jesus came that people may have life more abundantly applied to daily living. It links faith to health, diet, education, work, and social conduct, urging religion to permeate all hours, not just Sunday.
Robert Marks surveys a Commission on Goals for Higher Education in the South issued last week. The plan calls for tripling enrollment and funding by 1970, with North Carolina already advancing its programs through a Governor's Committee on Higher Education and two year colleges in Asheville, Charlotte and Wilmington. It urges better planning, broader use of technology, and five educator goals including maximum development, civic responsibility, teaching excellence, economic progress, and social problem solving. The report frames education as key to southern progress amid racial adjustment and industrial growth.
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