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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1964
Page
3
Urban renewal programs face scrutiny as High Point weighs costs and benefits. Mayor Mehan opposes, amid civic apathy, while WGHP TV airs tonight to spur action on removing tracks, covering rail lines, and improving streets and services. The city seeks leadership from its "Solid Six" as it moves from talk to vote.
The article explains Lent tracing to Lengthentide and its purpose as penance and spiritual preparation. It notes Ash Wednesday prayers, the six week span toward Holy Week, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday March 29, highlighting Lent’s universal somber tone and focus on personal commitment to sanctification and heaven.
A new national effort will route draft boards to refer rejectees to Federal and State employment offices for education job counseling placement and training. Average age is 23 with July 1 examinations for registrants and an expected 300000 rejections by year end. The plan aims to address physical and mental deficiencies early and provide constructive work training rather than allow a life as wards of the state.
A collage of quips and wry observations from newspapers on politics, prejudice, prosperity, and life’s ironies. Notable lines reference President Johnson, Canada U.S. relations, and wartime care with humor about marriage, aging, and morale.
A column header or masthead line cleanly lists roles including President Secretary Treasurer Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director Business Manager Circulation Manager, typical of a newspaper staff listing. The fragment suggests organizational titles rather than a full article, indicating staff responsibilities or governance within the paper.
Marshal Vasily Chuikov writes in Izvestia that victory in a nuclear war hinges on combined arms with ground forces exploiting nuclear blows. He argues there will be no compact fronts, trains tanks and missiles across vast fronts, and claims Red Army can fight in radioactive zones. The article serves Kremlin signaling and warns against Chinese provocations while linking military aims to agricultural funding pressures.
A Sunday sermon urges using each day fully to develop character and mastery. It cites soldiers, musicians, and ancient wisdom, stressing daily practice, moral steadfastness, and readiness for calamity, urging youth to seize today for lasting achievement and faith.
Industrialist Willy Korf in town with Paul Clapp and Frederick Koch discusses Berlin policy and Cold War toughness. The late Charles H. Stone's Charlotte estate is valued over two million, built on investments in Duke Power and AT&T. Dr. Royal G. Jennings heads to Mexico City for dermatology research. local Post Office improvements planned. numerous civic events noted. Weather mild, Urban Renewal TV program set with Mayor Mehan and Redevelopment leaders.
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