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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1961
Page
4
The piece argues that reservists and National Guardsmen face unhappiness due to uncertain roles while stressing their readiness and loyalty. It notes Governor of New Hampshire and Secretary Elvis J. Stahr Jr. defend morale and duty, and urges civilian support for sacrifices until regular divisions replace them.
Editorial note says Washington planned to end aid to Yugoslavia but instead moves proceed on a sale of surplus wheat. It outlines Yugoslavia's split from Moscow since 1948, Tito's mixed economy and growing ties with the West, and the aim to keep Belgrade from returning to the Soviet bloc amid ongoing Western aid. The Belgrade conference on neutralism and Tito’s balancing act are discussed, with emphasis on economic reforms and aid dependence.
A letter urges drivers to follow traffic laws and exercise the Golden Rule to reduce accidents. It warns that minor infractions like jaywalking and failing to yield contribute to crashes and burdens on traffic officers.
A reader voices frustration over perceived abuse of free enterprise by High Point property owners and calls on the City to act. The speaker thanks Mr. Horton for the opportunity to address the issue and asserts personal support for enterprise while condemning excesses.
The Common Market's growth and tariff liberalization threaten U S exports and jobs. Kennedy warns of economic trouble if the West European market is denied, while Congress weighs a broader tariff-cutting Reciprocal Trade Act. Industry groups split over free trade amid a booming European bloc.
A Fort Bragg correspondent defends the Miss High Point beauty contest, praising the judges as impartial and arguing that beauty includes talent and personality, not just appearance. He asserts the majority supported Miss Geyer as Miss High Point 1962 and dismisses an anonymous critic’s view.
The January 21 to 23 session of the Board of Conservation and Development will be held in High Point atop the Expo Building Skyroom with Governor Sanford presiding. About one hundred leaders in state development are expected, joining a winter furniture market backdrop and city officials confident in High Point facilities.
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