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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1964
Page
3
A devotional quotation attributed to Ignatius Loyola frames service to God as giving without counting the cost. It emphasizes labor without seeking rest, fighting without heed to wounds, and finding reward only in following divine will.
The Christian Science Monitor reports on mail order guns and Utah lacks similar controls. Weber County Sheriff Hadley and Ogden Police Chief Needham urge stronger laws, citing a recent Ogden bar gun incident. The piece notes a nationwide push including Senator Dodd's proposed firearms bill to curb murder by mail.
The Tar Heel Alcoan reports Alcoa's $20 million Badin plant will start facilities on January 6 with units 90 percent complete and carbon plants expected online by December 15. The piece notes staff moves, river and dam projects, and Alcoa’s growing aluminum output including foil and new alloys for spacecraft and aircraft.
The Dallas controversy over pet nuisance limits argues that restricting families to four dogs and three cats misses the core issue. Editors warn that focusing on counts ignores real problems caused by inconsiderate people, noisy dogs, junk piles, and reckless drivers.
The Dallas News in Redbook notes Dr Margaret Mead praises Southern girls for respectful manners that honor age and sex in speech. Mead says Southern courtesy remains distinct while Northern style often ignores differences. The column thanks her while joking about beauty and cooking.
A Springfield Instrument Co. saga shows how a pair of Hackensack dentists shifted from dentistry to leading the home thermometer and barometer market. The firm touts an adjustable thermometer and other styled devices amid a nationwide surge in weather instruments.
Henry Cathcart notes Congress trimmed a $5 billion aid proposal to a $3 billion program amid bipartisan drive to cut spending. He argues the aid is being tailored to political needs, harming recipient nations’ planning and possibly driving partners to seek alternatives. He also mentions Monroney’s bill to keep the Capitol dome floodlit all night.
The cost of keeping Notes on The News lit after midnight could reach about 4500 dollars annually. The money was borrowed from another expenditure and the fund expires at year end, forcing a new funding source if the all-night lighting continues.
Helen Lindsay recounts the University of the Seven Seas voyage from New York Oct 22 to San Diego Feb 8, with 275 students under 40 teachers across ports from Lisbon and Naples to Bombay and Hong Kong. She notes diverse courses, a mix of ages, and highlights visits by dignitaries, fellow travelers, and cultural exchanges aboard the M S Seven Seas.
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