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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1963
Page
4
In a 1964 outlook, Secretary of State Dean Rusk warns of large dangers to peace while noting the Berlin Wall as a symbol of tyranny. He discusses the ongoing division of Berlin and Germany, the wall’s breaches, and the contrast between East and West life as a sobering reminder of Communist oppression.
The article notes seven of the fourteen post season teams hail from the South with N. C. State in the Liberty Bowl and North Carolina in the Gator Bowl. It highlights Alabama, Mississippi, Texas, Auburn, LSU and other Dixie teams in Sugar Cotton and Orange Bowls, and argues southern coaching and football success benefits schools.
NYU economist Dr Jules Backman argues racial equality yields net national economic gains. A 50 percent income rise for Black workers would boost productivity, cut costs, create jobs, reduce welfare outlays, and lower dropout rates, aligning emotion with economic fact. General Waynick has long urged this broad national benefit.
A collage of brief quotes on coins vending machines handwriting ZIP code mail robots diet mood and school drills. The items reference various U S cities and publications noting aims for automation and social quirks.
Washington reports Ike stirs the Republican race by naming Lodge as a possible presidential leader. Lodge, ambassador in Viet Nam, returns to push GOP choices while Goldwater and Nixon factions fear moves aim to block delegates. Rockefeller remains unaffected as party uncertainty grows.
A Sunday sermon reflecting on Pauls final exhortations to the churches as the year 1963 ends. The writer urges prayer strength and wisdom, cites passages from Philippians Ephesians and Corinthians, and calls readers to face 1964 with faith and resolve.
The funeral for Matt Wall drew a large crowd reflecting a storied veneer and lumber industry that anchored High Point's economy and reputation. Pioneers like R. R. Ragan, Harry Raymond, and Matt Wall built turbines of wealth and connections across Consolidated Veneer, Denny Panel, Perry Plywood, Hill Veneer, and related firms, while families such as the Armstongs, Cummins, Hayworth, and Goldston forged enduring local names. The piece traces fortunes made, lost, and remade as market shifts and consolidations trimmed back the once-wide profits, yet left a lasting community fabric of houses, showrooms, ships of commerce, and lavish entertainment recorded in memory.
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