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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1962
Page
4
In the opening of Genesis 1 1 the Bible cites God creating the heavens and the earth. The text contrasts a single God with a universal law and a transcendent event referenced by Tennyson in a meditation on creation and fate.
The South emerges as a pivotal arena for the 1964 presidential race with Democrats and Republicans courting its bloc. Barry Goldwater is seen as key to winning the region, while the Rockefeller wing fears Northeastern backlash. A Rockefeller Goldwater ticket is floated to balance Northern states with the South, echoing 1960 dynamics but with the South now essential to victory.
The North Carolina Bankers Association plans to provide up to three million dollars for a student loan program. It aims to ease the rise in college costs, support students through loans or aid, and foster a stronger educated citizenry that will become better bank customers. The plan follows a history of scholarships and self-help efforts addressing funding gaps.
The Teamsters challenge the AFL-CIO CWA for 17,000 Western Electric central office installers amid a clash with AT&T. Western Electric backs CWA, citing Teamsters’ corruption history, as ballots count January 4. The dispute spans national defense projects and the Bell System’s broader labor strategy.
The article urges taxpayers to reduce 1962 taxable income through deductions and to consider selling stock before year end to harvest losses. It explains long term versus short term gains, deduction limits, and how to offset income, noting the 1962 travel and entertainment deduction rule and upcoming NEA Tax Primer in The High Point Enterprise.
The letter asks readers to help locate Reach and Spalding Official Baseball Guides published 1877 to 1941. William Puckner of Guttenberg New Jersey seeks copies and offers reimbursement. The plea notes wartime interruption halted the guides.
Otto Karl Duepew, an official barred from driving for eight years after London drunken driving conviction, warns of danger from American sex and crime in West Germany and Russian communism in the East. Roger M. Blough of U. S. Steel calls for higher income, more profit, and more jobs.
The piece surveys White House aides criticizing lampooning of the president and cites Henry Ford's branding value. It announces Burlington Times-News editor change from Staley A. Cook to Howard White, plus community notices for a Barbecue Auction and a North Carolina photo book review and an Alcohol Information Center pamphlet urging youth to consider drinking.
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