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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1962

Page

4

Plug The Loopholes And Put Teeth Into The Law

Governor Sanford warns that North Carolina has not prosecuted income tax evasion enough and taxpayers demand enforcement. He argues existing law is inadequate and must be strengthened to ensure compliance and deter evasion.

Sanford North Carolina General Assembly William A. Johnston

Voting Habits Challenge Suburban Republican Assumptions

A Westport New York study of voting patterns from 1944 finds suburbs do not automatically shift voters to Republicans. Most follow parental party lines, with Protestants favoring Republicans and Jews leaning Democratic. Catholics split more evenly and many are unaffiliated. The piece notes religion strongly shapes suburban and city voting, while intergenerational shifts are limited.

New York Westport Conn Oman

Value of Education and Lifelong Earnings Highlighted

Government study by Herman P. Miller shows four years of high school add about $20 000 to lifetime earnings over elementary schooling and four college years add about $4 000 over high school. Lifetime earnings for 1958: $181 695 elementary, $258 557 high school, $435 242 college.

Herman P. Miller U. S. Bureau of the Census Tion

Brotherhood Week Should Be More Than A Ritual

The piece urges ongoing Brotherhood Week to fight prejudice and bigotry. It cites Communist hecklers during Robert Kennedy's Far East trip, condemns racism symbolized by swastikas, and advocates daily acts of understanding among diverse groups as the antidote to bigotry and a defense of democratic ideals.

National Conference of Christians and Jews Far East Robert F. Kennedy Free World N.C. C.J Kennedy United States Russia Khrushchev Pravda White House

Testing Walker seeks Texas governor bid impact

Gen Edwin A Walker a right wing advocate tests his bid for the Texas governorship in a field with incumbent Gov Price Daniel and several competitors. The piece notes Texas as a seedbed for militant groups and argues Walker's performance could signal national strength of John Birch style organizations.

Edwin A. Walker Texas John Birch Society Walker Price Daniel

Khrushchev Signals Flexibility Amid Cold War Tensions

Khrushchev has shown moves toward conciliation including spy-prisoner exchanges and a possible TV appearance with Kennedy. Yet the West doubts substance as Berlin, nuclear tests, and disarmament talks stall. Sino-Soviet strain and Africa’s Guinea setbacks shape a cautious drift toward a long-term realignment.

Soviet Union Berlin Khrushchev Europe Berlin Wall Adenauer Llewellyn Thompson Andrei Gromyko Moscow Germany Russia Algeria France NATO Congo Guinea Africa Sekou Toure

Prayer for Our Country in February Sermon

A February sermon urges national unity and repentance, calling for God’s guidance to avert disaster. It honors Washington and Lincoln, stresses democratic ideals, and prays for leaders, families, and all people to build a more just and peaceful commonwealth.

George Washington Abraham Lincoln America Republic Israel United States of America National Congress

Southern High Schools and Jobless Youth Examined

The Center for Southern Education Studies at George Peabody College reports that youth unemployment is higher among non grads and dropouts, with education level closely tied to job prospects. It calls for expanded vocational guidance and state supported industrial education centers to spur regional growth. It notes North Carolina as progress example and urges coordinated actions by local, state, and national agencies.

Center For Southern Education Studies George Peabody College For Teachers Nashville, Tenn North Carolina Guilford Jamestown South

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