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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1962

Page

5

High Pointer of the Week Blair Reed

Blair Reed, born in Pittsburgh in 1915 and raised in Baltimore, leads the House of Prayer for Alcoholics in High Point. His life spans work at the Enoch Pratt Library, Baltimore Gas and Electric, naval intelligence, writing, and finally recovery through Alcoholics Anonymous after a pivotal prayer.

Braxton Younts Blair Reed Pittsburgh Baltimore High Point House of Prayer Reed City College WPA Enoch Pratt Free Library Baltimore Gas and Electric Co Navy Communications Department of Naval Intelligence Alco Alcoholics Anonymous Will

Community Spirit and Fire Department Appreciation

A Christmas eve appeal helped a needy five member family receive food fuel and toys. Neighbors donations multiplied after Jaycees member solicited support. The writer also commends the fire department chief staff and Mr Vincent Allen for life saving actions and moral duty during a Dec 18 house fire.

Jaycee’s Christ Enterprise Fire Department Vincent Allen Mr. Cox

Huntsville’s Leap From Cotton Town to Space Age Hub

Editor’s Outlook notes Huntsville’s rapid rise from a 1950s cotton town of 16,000 to a space age center with von Braun’s rocket team, Saturn I tests, and plans for Saturn V. It describes precise space engineering, the stratosphere of risk, and a future where missiles and ISPs reshape travel and exploration. The piece contrasts past fears with bold progress and asks where and why humanity goes forward.

Huntsville Chamber of Commerce Defense Department Wernher von Braun Tally Great Bay Earth Moon

Soviet deputy highlights peace in Cuban situation

Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A. Zorin asserts the peaceable nature of Soviet foreign policy amid the Cuban crisis, stressing a commitment to avoiding escalation.

Valerian A. Zorin

Full Cycle for D. B. A.

A reflective verse fragment describes watching a woman rake and burn leaves as smoke wreaths spruce and pines. The speaker recalls past harvests and her hair and eyes, then shifts to patience and sweetness, contrasting cycles with death and the idea that seasons never end.

Weather and life in High Point during a cold season

Roaming the Piedmont notes a cold winter with ice on City Lake and sleet affecting water, trees, and daily routines. Observations include Dr. Kildare and Ben Casey fans, a waitress rebuffing coffee refills, and reflections on Christmas snow, church visits, and a preacher’s rounds.

Old North High Point Penny Road Ben Casey Dr. Kildare Peter Mott New York Bellevue Medical Center Midtown J. E. Rawlinson First Baptist Church Post Office Department City Lake Jamestown

Tax Cuts, Deficits Dominate Early 88th Congress Debate

Kennedy backs tax revision while Mills and Byrd clash over timing and offsets. The piece notes 1962 deficits of 6.377 billion and 7.8 billion projected, with total 103 billion in 1962 appropriations, two thirds to defense, and health education welfare receiving a smaller share.

Kennedy Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark House Ways and Means Committee Harry F. Byrd D-Va Senate Finance Committee Friends Committee On National Legislation Congress United States Department of Defense Atomic Energy Commission United Nations Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Pentagon

Postmaster Retirement Caps 30 Year Thomasville Career

Thomasville eyes mark when Paul Green steps down after 30 years as postmaster appointed by F D Roosevelt in 1934. New post office nearing completion as Wilson Hill faces contest for appointment amid competitive exams and no political campaigning.

Thomasville Paul Green Green Franklin D. Roosevelt Wilson Hill

Denton Welcomes Two New Plants and Expansions

Denton added two new businesses this year the Schnierson garment plant and an upholstered furniture plant. The town also saw expansions at several existing firms signaling growth in local industry.

Denton Schnierson Garment

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