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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1963
Page
4
A compact reflection cites Luke 13 3 warning of repentance and judgment and echoes Bulwer Lyttons call to atone noting a future remains for those who seek virtue and action toward improvement.
Disillusioned African students in Bulgaria abandon studies due to discrimination and poor conditions. A clash in Sofia involved 200 students and police, with six shipped to Amsterdam and West Germany and seven others incommunicado. Over 100 seek U S visas to transfer colleges.
A proposal by Rep Claude Hamrick would move North Carolina to daylight saving time. Opponents, especially rural residents, fear farm disruption and label the change as impractical or ideological. The debate centers on aligning with most states that adjust clocks on the last Sundays in April and October.
Federal tax cuts are criticized as failing to match spending reductions and may only spur short term growth while increasing deficits. The Tax Foundation warns against quick fixes, urging a long term tax system overhaul as Kennedy faces congressional hearings and mounting political pressure.
The United States Court of Appeals and pending Supreme Court ruling tie up the rail unions work rules dispute. If unions lose, a strike would loom but the Railway Labor Act delays it. The Presidential Commission urged modernizing railroads, risking 65 000 to 80 000 jobs while aiming to cut costs and boost competitiveness.
The High Point Enterprise lists its address and staff including D A Rawley president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson Jol Brown baiter managing editor C W Patterson Jr advertising director W W Idol Jr Charles B Loflin business manager and circulation manager. It outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday and daily only editions and notes carriers are independent contractors with the paper not responsible for advance payments.
Washington staff reports on a Defense Department background briefing not for attribution and a quip from Undersecretary Charles S. Murphy about government service. The piece also notes Puerto Rico Governor Munoz Marin visiting Washington amid talks on status and politics.
A San Juan FBI head named Bishop sparked a mix up when the governor asked his secretary to call the office. The secretary announced the archbishop arrived, prompting a humorous exchange as both figures considered how to explain the moment to constituents.
An essay arguing that the cult of adjustment harms humans when applied to bad circumstances. It claims humans are maladjusted by nature, unlike animals, and that this mismatch fuels unique human achievements such as science, art, and philosophy.
The piece argues that historical change arises from human maladjustment not mere environment. Humans can learn and adapt and have raised civilization through deliberate disruption. It cautions society to demand cooperation for the common good without blind acquiescence to prevailing beliefs.
Dr. Robert G. Tuttle, former Methodist pastor and Asheville District superintendent, describes conversations with Russian youth during a tour of Iron Curtain nations. He reports a lingering hunger for God, the rise of religious devotion in Orthodoxy, and a cautionary note on American complacency and the need to renew the Christian dream through sacrifice and active faith.
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