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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1961
Page
4
Secretary Ribicoff unveils a public welfare reform plan aimed at reducing fraud, adding state investigation units, and boosting staff training. Emphasis shifts to family welfare and rehabilitation, with a focus on helping deserters’ children and rebuilding welfare recipients toward independence.
The court finds Adolph Eichmann guilty on key counts for directing Nazi extermination of Jews across Europe. It rejects his defense as only a small cog in the machine and links him to three major phases of the genocide, while noting 15 additional counts remain to be ruled and sentencing to come.
Editorial notes NATO ministerial opening in Paris and a broader conventional arms surge led by the United States. It describes 57,000 U.S. troops to Germany and Europe by year end, new weaponry including M 14 rifles and Davy Crockett, and the equilibrium between Western divisions and Soviet satellite forces. It warns any major clash could escalate to nuclear conflict.
An independent newspaper published in the city delivers afternoon and Sunday morning editions from 305 North Main Street. The High Point Enterprise serves as the publishing house for local readership.
High Point advances a comprehensive redevelopment program guided by William L. Slayton of Pittsburgh. The plan emphasizes a clear course, strong housing codes, community organization, relocation care, and advisory services to align city efforts with federal renewal aims.
A reader defends police conduct, urges reporting concerns to the chief, and praises officers amid the James Arthur Jeeter case. Another voice reflects on Christmas giving, urging heartfelt generosity, charity, and kindness without strings or ulterior motives.
Column discusses combining police and fire into a single public safety department led by a director. Cites Wall Street Journal survey showing mixed results in Sunnyvale Dearborn and Winston-Salem. Suggests annexation areas plus budget impact, training, and wage benefits.
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