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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1962

Page

4

County Representation Battle Beginning Anew

High Point Democrats push to place a local man on Guilford County Board of Commissioners facing incumbents Carson Bain and Charles Hunt. Rumors say Sidney Allen may not seek re election. former High Point Mayor George Covington lingers as a strong Democratic backing option. The piece notes the ongoing struggle against incumbents and the upcoming license plate deadline February 15.

High Point Guilford County Charles Hunt Sidney Allen George Covington Covington County Health Board

Editorial on India’s Election and Nehru’s Hold

An editorial notes India's February 16 to 25 vote will be the world's largest. It highlights illiteracy driven voting, a fragmented Congress under Nehru, rising Hindu Muslim tensions, and a weak opposition led by communists. It cautions on democratic strains and anticipates a rightward shift after Nehru.

India Congress Party Jawaharlal Nehru Nehru

High Point Enterprise Local Staff and Rates

High Point Enterprise announces advertising and subscription rates with staff credits. Listing includes president Mrs. R B Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor Joe Brown managing editor Cw Patterson advertising director and circulation manager.

MAIL High Point N. C Brawley Oy O Chek Se R. B. Terry Holt McPherson Carrier Weekly N.C High Point Enterprise, Inc North Main Street Joe Brown Cw. Patterson

Family of John Glenn Hones In On Space Capsule Watch

The Glenn family waits with John Glenn as he nears orbital flight. David 16 and Carolyn Lyn 14 stand behind their father while Anna Glenn supports them. Lyn shines in church leadership and art, David excels in science and math, and the family shares prayers and steady routines as they hope for the capsule launch.

Arlington John Glenn David Carolyn Lyn Dave Anna Glenn Glenns Presbyterian Church Cape Canaveral Lynn Florida

High Point growth study and notable community stories

A comprehensive High Point economic base study projects rapid growth by 1980 with 57 600 workers in manufacturing, supported by city planners and local leaders. The piece also honors Helen Stout widow of the mayor and commends J Brooks Reitzel for municipal recreation leadership. A six day Holiday on Ice show in Greensboro draws strong crowds, praised as top tier family entertainment.

North Carolina High Point Helen Stout J. Brooks Reitzel Parks and Recreation Commission Reitzel

Double Standard Blocks Peace in U S History Debate

In a letter from Mrs. Ethel Brown of Stillvale North Carolina the writer criticizes American postwar memory and the portrayal of Germany in History classes. She argues that both East and West Germany share enduring ideologies and condemns a perceived double standard in promoting peace.

Enterprise Family Weekly Hitler America United States Germany Flanders Field France East West Germany Russia Gaul Spain Africa Rome U.S.A Europe Ethel Brown Stillvale Rt. 2 Trinity, N.C

Reader thanks press for narcotics series used in class

Mrs. William R Locke of 1409 Wendover Drive commends The Enterprise for its Narcotics series and the included facts and figures. She says she clipped the articles to use in her classes at Woman's College.

North Carolina Woman’s College William R, Locke Wendover Drive

Quotes on politics and media spark retirement reflection

Republican Rep William Miller warns Kennedy's proposals could end the Union. FCC chief Newton Minow urges more television use through extra UHF channels. Akron council winner Jack Kidney reflects on being important again after retirement at 72.

Kennedy Congress William E. Miller R-N. Y GOP Jack T. Kidney Akron, Ohio

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Uncle Sam Armed Services Defense V. K. Krishna Menon Menon Bombay J. B. Kirpalani Moscow Praja Socialist Hindu Jan Sangh Swatantra (Freedom Swatantra Party Asia High Point Enterprise Newspaper Enterprise Assn Carol Prince Williamsburg Junior High Yorktown High W. Ralph Kier Glenn Anna Algeria Coceon Bill Colonna Hammer and Associates Greensboro War Memorial Coliseum Piedmont Holiday On Ice Federal Communications Commission Newton Minow
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