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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1962
Page
2
A philosophical contrast notes that the God of metaphysics is an idea, while the God of religion as creator and judge symbolizes a powerful sovereign figure, attributed to Joseph Joubert.
Opinion piece argues that labor unions threaten press freedom as unions in New York and Cleveland halt presses during the holiday season. It compares U S conditions with Sweden and Denmark and urges Congress to adopt better labor-management dispute methods so information can flow freely without union interference.
Kennedy argues a Polaris to Skybolt exchange with Britain advances European defense integration and a potential multilateral deterrent. De Gaulle seeks an independent French force, possibly with Britain, to counter Soviet American hegemony. A Washington University study lists 11 nations likely to obtain bombs, raising regional risks. The Soviet failure to push effective controls accelerates spread.
The cooling-off Taft-Hartley injunction against East and Gulf Coast longshoremen expired Sunday. A 73,000 strong AFL-CIO dock workers’ strike from Eastport Maine to Brownsville Texas threatens crippling disruption. The piece weighs consequences and possible government actions from compulsory arbitration to plant seizure under wartime powers, noting past seizures and legal limits.
A readable OCR fragment lists positions including President Secretary Treasurer ceeeee Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director and Business Manager with mentions of Circulation Manager. The short item records the presence of multiple roles in a newsroom or publication staff roster.
Officials detect a post Cuban glow and discuss the possibility that Khrushchev may seek a modus vivendi rather than world domination. The speech on Dec 12 reaffirms no abandonment of claims yet emphasizes avoiding thermonuclear war and competing with capitalism by non-nuclear means.
The piece argues the New Frontier now believes the Russians prefer peace and would back down if faced with an alternative, citing Khrushchev's Moscow speech on compromising while upholding Leninist principles. It notes optimism about Berlin status under UN auspices and critiques optimistic readings amid signs the balance of power remains unchanged.
A reader from Franklinville, North Carolina writes to The High Point Enterprise praising the paper for objective local and world news coverage, fairness in reporting, and honest journalism. The letter also thanks staff, editors, and news gatherers, hoping for continued truthfulness and a prosperous new year. A second brief note mocks misreading of a textile imports headline and critiques Kennedy era trade data, urging readers to consider underlying wages and bale costs.
Editor of The Enterprise laments Moscow morale while recalling past secrecy leaks. The 1944 edict from the Supreme Soviet Presidium declares increased state aid to mothers of large families and unmarried mothers. Grants include 5,000 rubles for the eleventh child and a 300 rubles monthly allowance, plus the Glory of Motherhood Medal and the title Mother Heroine.
A Christmas across ice coated landscapes recalls heavy boughs and broken limbs at Southern Pines. A passenger cites a math quip about distances, while Fortune critiques Joseph P Kennedy’s wealth and ruthlessness, debating its worth. A labor strike memory and press flow concerns echo policy tensions.
Herbert E Teer of 709 Greensboro Road urges Traffic Planners to install a galvanized pipe railing at the Wrenn Washington intersection’s south side to curb cross east west pedestrian crossing. He cites prior injuries and fatalities and notes Greensboro’s Elm Street remedy as an effective precedent.
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