New Faces and Old Issues Awaiting New Congress
The 88th Congress convenes in Washington with new members from elections and deaths. Key questions include fiscal policy, tax reform, Medicare, education and medical care, plus the Rules Committee battle in the House. President Kennedy faces a pivotal session amid foreign policy resilience and domestic rifts ahead of 1964 elections. Senator Sam Ervin forecasts a long, difficult session.
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Washington
Senate
House
Capehart
Wiley
Sen
Kerr
Oklahoma
Chavez
New Mexico
Congress
Rules Committee
Kennedy
88Th Congress
Cuba
North Carolina
Sam Ervin
Sandburg At 85 Fitting Birthday Tribute in Family Weekly
The Enterprise marks Carl Sandburg 85 with a Family Weekly feature noting poet laureate Frost’s illness at 88 and Sandburg as a enduring American voice. The piece highlights Sandburg’s empathy with people and critics and recalls his Vagabond Playhouse reading and the COMPLETE POEMS collection at eight dollars.
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Carl Sandburg
Family Weekly
Today
Enterprise
Robert Frost
American Letters
Sandburg
Frost and Sandburg
Harry Golden
Vagabond Playhouse
Flat Rock
Love Of Learning And The Nation's Education Outlook
The piece argues a strong national need for school buildings and teachers amid projected 7.5 million dropouts next decade. It stresses parental support and a climate valuing learning, noting desegregation debates and the role of society and families in fostering education. Francis Keppel urges creating a thought driven culture against material distractions.
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Francis Keppel
U. S
U.S
Keppel
High Point Enterprise masthead
The High Point Enterprise, an independent newspaper published daily and Sunday morning, lists officers and staff including President Mrs. R. B. Terry, Secretary-Treasurer Holt McPherson, Editor Joe Brown, Managing Editor C. W. Patterson Jr, Advertising Director W. Idol Jr, and Business Manager Charles B. Loflin at 305-307 North Main Street, High Point, N C.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
RMI Es
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
Vv. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Central American States Plan to Stop Castro Without Delay
Central American governments fear Castro's spread after the blockade's end and prepare to act, withKennedy’s San Jose talks in view. Leaders in Honduras Guatemala Panama and Costa Rica warn of direct or armed support to exiles if U.S. consent is needed. Senator Humphrey says a U.S. role will be discussed in San Jose.
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Bert Quint
Herald Tribune
Mexico City
United States
Cuba
Central America
Kennedy
San Jose
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Honduras
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Panama
Castro
Isthmus
Ramon Villeda Morales
Miami
Washington
Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes
Galileo Solis
Ydigoras
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Venezuela
South America
Sen. Humphrey
Humphrey
Francisco Orlich
Dennis Cooke
American Association of Colleges For Teacher Education
Cooke
Be Strong in the Lord A New Year Sermon
A Sunday sermon urges steadfast faith and bold resolve for 1963. The speaker cites Joshua 1 7 and the idea of directing life toward Jesus the unchanging, inviting Church members to renew loyalty and press forward with confidence into the year.
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Jesus
America
Christ
Polestar Of Christ Jesus Guides Faithful Service In 1963
CER urges Christians to emulate early church martyrs and maintain unwavering loyalty to Christ amid weather, politics, and atheistic threats. The writer recalls Lindbergh’s Paris flight as a call to purposeful action, urging bold service for the King in the new year.
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Christ
Christ Jesus
Charles Lindbergh
Paris
Fair City
Seine
Cer
High Point Eyes Busy 1963 Civic Year With Growth Plans
Mayor and civic leaders map a busy 1963 in High Point with plans for a national swimming event led by Dingman pending city approval, plus expansion at several plants and new housing projects. Democratic and Republican figures rally for city hall control as growth accelerates citywide.
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Raleigh
Dingman
City Lake
Mercury Athletic Club
City Recreation Department
High Point
Mercury Club
Bill Bennett
Northeast
Furnitureland Kiwanis Club
George W. Lyles, Jr
Lyles
Washington
Bill Mickey
West Green
Jake Lamet
High Point Products
John T. Ellis
Oxford Place
Idol Street
High Point College
Wade Cecils
Ed Kearns
North Main
Parkway
Paramount Furniture Company
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Oscey
N.C
Joshua
Polestar
Wendell M. Patton
Society For Advancement of Management
Harvard
School of Business Administration
Starmount Club
Dr. Patton
Thomas I. Storrs
North Carolina National Bank
Howard Holderness
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
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