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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1961
Page
4
Quotations reflect on Christ’s mysterious nature and its impact on humanity. The text contrasts belief with rejection, suggesting belief resolves the riddle of human history while rejection leaves it unexplained. Napoleon’s remark highlights the power of perspective in interpreting history.
The New Jersey Supreme Court upheld a conviction for refusing to yield a party line in an emergency. The ruling echoes North Carolina statute and urges rapid emergency access to lines, noting delays can cost lives and property.
The article analyzes post Camp David U S Soviet relations, noting Khrushchev’s adversarial stance, Mao's split with Leninist aims, and U S responses. It cites Kennedy’s calls for peace, Stevenson's UN hopes, and Salinger's caution, framing a choice for Kennedy between a hard line or a cautious wait and see policy.
A humorous look at weather forecasters and editorial writers who claim certainty then miss the mark. The piece argues forecasts and crises are often overstated while real outcomes surprise the public. It notes Cambodia as a looming example readers might misread.
Cambridge undergraduates rate secondary teaching as a top career second only to scientific research when choosing ideal professions assuming equal pay. Yet when asked what they would actually pursue, many prefer scientific research or business and engineering, with journalism dropping. The shift suggests many private chalk and eraser longings behind sober career plans.
The Bloomington official says he regrets that no one wants a C grade anymore and notes students now chase high marks in core subjects leading to drop outs from home economics industrial arts athletics band chorus and other activities. He argues striving to improve is good and that average effort has value too.
The High Point Enterprise list includes D A Rawley, Mrs. R B Terry Holt, McPherson, JF Brown, W Patterson, J W Idol Jr, Arles B Loflin as president and officials, along with editorial and advertising roles. The newspaper operates from 303 307 North Main Street in High Point North Carolina.
The notice lists daily and Sunday subscription rates for the Associated Press edition with prices for 6 months 3 months 1 month and monthly totals. It notes AP news use rights and that carriers and distributors are independent contractors with The High Point Enterprise not responsible for advance payments.
A four year study on couples furnishing first homes yields a guide for retailers and marketers. The Newlyweds Furniture Handbook from Motivation Research Associates addresses the confused shopping pattern, bridegroom disputes, and strategies to retain customers with a six question advertising focus and a trade guide for salesmen.
The Chemstrand Research Center in RTP was dedicated with Gov Hodges and Gov Sanford attending. Dr Paul M Gross gave the keynote on the Fifth Estate of science and warned against regional technological colonization while stressing education as progress. Ed Rankin and Edward A. O Neal Jr. are cited among attendees.
A collage of quotes from historians priests and educators reflects on intercontinental relations desegregation and the lure of scientific progress. Vignettes describe a dam project Fontana Lake the Chemstrand Research Center and Hanes Memorial Building as symbols of modern growth and civilization.
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