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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1963
Page
2
Saadi Moslih Eddin voices a paradox about virtue, noting the beloved of God are the rich who stay humble like the poor and the poor who show magnanimity like the rich. The saying emphasizes moral balance across wealth and status.
State Department tally shows Cuba's armed forces totaling up to 100000 in reserve, 500 Soviet missiles, 144 launchers, 12 Komar cruisers, jets, tanks, artillery and patrol craft. Analysts warn the force aims to deter uprisings at home, not invade nearby nations, urging economic pressure instead of military action.
Four London papers claim swift British jets breached U S defenses during a mock H bust tactic that could have destroyed major cities. Officials dismiss the report as false and dangerous, noting it follows an Air Ministry exercise and could fuel nationalism and misperception about nuclear deterrence.
Editorial summary details the Mona Lisa on public view at the National Gallery of Art in Washington on loan from France, with a planned show at New York’s Metropolitan Museum before returning to the Louvre. It notes Leonardo da Vinci’s portrait as a subtle diplomatic gesture and contemplates the enigmatic smile and mysteries surrounding the sitter.
The High Point Enterprise lives as an independent newspaper at 2 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. It lists D A Rawley Mrs R B Terry Holt McPherson Joe Brown C W Patterson W W Idol Jr Charles B Loflin as key officers and editors. Subscriptions vary by duration and region with domestic rates and 1 percent tax noted. The Associated Press provides news content and the paper is a second class matter under federal law with independent contractors handling distribution.
Harvard rooted church led New College effort aims to expand higher education. Rev Howard Spragg heads a drive raising about 6 million dollars for New College Sarasota Bradenton Florida with sites eyed in Arizona and Hawaii. The United Church of Christ supports building and then stepping back to private control.
A reader argues for higher council pay to attract integrity and reduce corruption risks. The letter criticizes current wages as absurdly low compared with garbage collectors and urges a boost to keep taxes down and governance efficient.
Officials of the Carl Chavis Branch YMCA secured Andrew T. Hatcher for their January 21 dinner at the Fourth Street Branch, a high profile choice. Former mayor O Arthur Kirkman opened Wesley Memorial Church missions study. Hugh Cannon will address the Rotary Club with Bill White accompanying. Hosiery workers report a rise in fast time accidents, official data show Monday is the most dangerous work day. American History Caravans by High Point College will study campaigns from McClellan to Grant, moving through Richmond Fredericksburg Gettysburg and Atlanta. The ethos stresses learning from yesterday to better tomorrow.
A compilation of quotes from global leaders and figures. Clarence Randall and Robert Welch warn of Communist decline and danger by 1972. Palmiro Togliatti and Eleanor Roosevelt address warfare, equality, and labor rights. Dana Andrews discusses youth and maturity while Lauris Norstad and Jack Nicklaus note defense and sport. Titov envisions women in space, highlighting historical injustice.
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