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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1962
Page
4
A 1962 High Point editorial condemns publicity seeking extremists B Elton Cox and A G Whitener for inflaming tensions over civil rights and redevelopment. The piece urges restraint, criticizes sensationalism, and cites Richard Nixon on extremists whose noise exceeds their numbers.
The piece argues against Adlai Stevenson’s optimism about communism’s decline since 1945. It contends communism remains a pervasive global force, noting examples in Czechoslovakia North Vietnam and Cuba. It urges Western democracy and economic partnership to counter Soviet influence while warning that harm already done may endure for generations.
Editorial examines President Kennedy’s proposed fiscal 1963 budget near 93 billion dollars. It explains balance or modest surplus possible with spending around 92.5 billion and receipts near 93 billion, compares billion scales, and notes assumptions about postal rate hikes and tax revenue rises amid a 159 billion total public spend.
Bruce Biossat surveys how Kennedy favors concise speech and quick decisions. insiders note Goldberg Tayor Rusk Dillon McNamara. some fear too much talk hinders policy. Cuba Berlin crises sharpen Kennedy while he stays calm with rare displays of anger.
A resident denounces a self styled leaflet by Mr Whitener as misinformation while praising improvements in sanitation housing and community life. The writer urges civic minded action without political gain and signs as Mrs J L Tedder 801 Woodbury Ave. A second letter urges reducing book mortality by returning borrowed volumes and cites a library sticker practice endorsed by E V Mitchell in 1962.
In Durham and High Point observers praise Jack Tar Hotels for revitalizing inns and attracting attention with a lavish menu and a fiberglass yacht highlight. Duke law professor Paul Hardin earns Ford Foundation Fellow status for international judicial study.
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