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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1961
Page
4
A reflection opening with Luke 19 41 and Washington Irving echoes on tears as sacred power. It portrays tears as messengers of grief, love, and deep contribution, conveying a quiet admonition to bold emotion.
The 87th Congress convened to set urgent and routine tasks, aiming to forge a new national mood under President-elect John F. Kennedy. The piece urges Congress and Kennedy to elevate standards beyond mere housekeeping toward excellence, challenging Americans to develop their skills and reject mediocrity.
Doctors at NIH and Chestnut Lodge say many so called signs of old age arise from emotional factors rather than brain damage. Active living, hobbies, and social programs help elders stay mentally alert. Psychotherapy and engaging activities are emphasized to prevent decline among some 16 million Americans over 65.
The piece argues that Eisenhower's severing of relations with Cuba heightens Cold War risks. It warns that hasty actions could aid the enemy, notes dangers in Laos and Latin America, and urges a sober, careful approach as leaders confront unprecedented global danger.
Editorial views Adenauer at 85, despite bronchitis and pneumonia trouble, pursuing reelection and urging West Germany toward reunification via free elections while facing a strong opposition led by Willy Brandt. The piece notes his health, political grip, and potential succession shifts in German politics.
North Carolina education leaders discuss accreditation practices and funding across state and Southern Association standards. Dr. Carroll notes most pupils attend state accredited schools while a minority reach Southern Association accreditation. Officials highlight state emphasis on instruction and participation, plus planned funding for exceptional talent and retarded children as part of a broader effort toward a uniform, equitable public school system.
Rev. Joseph M. Davis of Lexington Ky, on furlough from the Belgian Congo, will report on the Congo church movement at Wesley Memorial Church at 7 30 p m. Davis trained village pastors near Lodja and led in on the spot instruction as the Congo region shifts toward independence.
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