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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1963
Page
4
Governor Sanford cites a dip from 32nd to 35th in average teacher salaries while North Carolina’s per capita income lags. The piece argues localities must fund education more and supports higher education spending, urging less focus on national rankings and more on building college facilities.
Western alliance grapples with de Gaulle veto on Britain's Common Market entry. Britain weighs closer US ties and Commonwealth markets while remaining ready to join the Market. Kennedy and Macmillan seek unity with Europe in a greater Atlantic Community amid France’s possible rapprochement with Russia.
A collection of brief opinions and jokes from multiple papers. Topics include Westerns versus hillbilly TV shows, the U S federal budget compared to the Soviet budget, college loan programs, taxes, health costs, aging and governance, and light humor about drivers and wind effects on hair.
The article surveys a possible historic reshuffle as Charles de Gaulle обратиться breaks with Britain and Washington and pursues a Franco German Soviet alignment. It notes West Germany’s central strategic prize and questions Khrushchev’s temptations amid Britain and America seeking a Moscow detente.
The article extols Isaac as a representative, ordinary man whose three ideals are building an altar, pitching a tent, and digging a well. It contrasts him with Abraham and Jacob, praising domestic virtue, piety, and usefulness in sustaining family and community through faith, home, and labor.
A British correspondent describes the coldest temperatures of the century with frozen pipes and widespread power failures. He notes water outages, frozen sea life, scattered deaths from gas incidents, and crews thawing gulls on ice while detailing everyone’s heavy clothing and dire work conditions.
Leo Heer wowed friends on Friday nights show by nudging a $2250 item exactly to the nose while nearly pushing a Rolls-Royce to reach the $17,100 top prize. His wife Mrs Heer stood as the big winner as the crowd praised the program and urged higher bids.
Six Congress members and others join a four member House panel for the North Carolina Tercentenary Celebration as 1963 marks the observances and a March 23 stamp release. the report also notes a Forest Hills church building drive and Thomasville Furniture Industries growth with a new warehouse and expanding orders.
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