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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1963
Page
4
A reflective pairing of wisdom and modern thought on labor. Ecclesiastes notes that eating, drinking, and enjoying toil are gifts from God. Schwab argues that work done for love yields real value beyond money.
The General Assembly convenes in Raleigh to tackle spending and finance redistricting court improvements highway safety and driver testing as it opens in a new statehouse. With a hundred million surplus to divide the session faces tax limits education needs and a push for fairer senatorial maps.
The city council reviewed downward rate revisions after an extensive study expected to save electric customers a total of 155 000. Officials aim to align city charges with Duke Power Company as annexed areas are served, while caution remains on further cuts without risking municipal finances.
Belgian Premier Theo le Fevre defends a Europe tied to Verdun and the Marne arguing Britain remains part of Europe. The piece warns that De Gaulle distrust of the United States threatens the Western Alliance and quotes Belgian and Belgian press perspectives favoring strong U.S. ties over French leadership.
A letter to The Enterprise argues against Prohibition supporters in High Point. The writer denounces ABC Stores and tax evasion by so called "Good Old John" while praising a group of forty one young men who challenge the dry stance. The piece emphasizes vigilance, church duty, and equal rights in the liquor debate.
The High Point Enterprise masthead lists staff roles including C. A. Rawley as president and R. B. Terry as secretary-treasurer. It details advertising and business staff, circulation, and notes postal registration, carrier delivery, and national advertising representation. Subscriptions are paid in advance with listed rates for daily and Sunday editions.
James Marlow notes Dean Rusk as a subdued force in Kennedy’s era, often echoing the president yet taking responsibility for missteps such as the Canada incident. The piece questions Rusk’s influence and the balance with McGeorge Bundy in shaping policy.
The Enterprise editor defends a letter criticizing the assertion that young men raised the ABC Stores issue in High Point. He argues that presenting facts and opinions contrary to another is merely exercising democratic freedom and invites citizen challenge.
A collection of quoted voices spans US politics and international figures. Frank Corley urges detonation off Russia. Senator Hartke backs a costly cancer program, claiming it surpasses moon landing. Ludwig Erhard mocks rhetoric while warning of overreach. Robert Greenblatt comments on medical specialization. Albert Szent-Gyorgyi warns of widespread bomb proliferation.
A Frankfort Abendpost piece lauds American openness during Glenn's flight as a human triumph. The quote compares poetry to experience and cites Rep. Fulton criticizing rocket delays due to failed standard parts, highlighting plumbing and hatch bolts as critical failures.
A fiery letter by Maurice Scott condemns the Graham Jr. judgment as lax, urging stricter officer respect for the law. Judge Claude E. Reitzel Jr. imposed a suspended jail term, a 90 day license suspension, and a probation measure after a speeding incident, drawing criticism of leniency and calls for probation oversight.
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