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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1961
Page
4
Verses urge trust in divine justice and patience as mercy precedes judgment. Proverb quotes seek favor from God for justice while Beecher notes God exhausts kindness before wielding justice. The reflection blends scripture with a warning about righteous restraint and accountability.
The piece argues spring municipal primaries demand honest debate over annexation and taxes. It calls out demagoguery, urges fair, prompt work to integrate new areas, and asks conscientious citizens to resist partisan manipulation.
The article discusses how Eisenhower kept his corporate investments via a trusted friend to avoid influence during his presidency. It notes Kennedy sold stocks and bonds to invest in government bonds and that wealth and background shape political thinking beyond apparent conflicts. It argues conflict of interest remains a growing concern with wealthy individuals entering government.
Thomas Jackson Gold, a pioneer in the local bar, died after a lengthy illness. For half a century he was a colorful figure in law, known for dramatic courtroom performances and a vigorous, eloquent style. He began his practice in Cleveland County, studied under eminent mentors, and later served in the Legislature.
Bonn offers 16 000 mark income families a chance to buy up to five Volkswagen shares at 350 marks each with a three year installment plan and two year holding requirement. 60 000 employees receive a near one share bonus. Denationalization expands private ownership while keeping 20 percent state stake in Volkswagen and 60 percent public sale.
The fragment presents a newspaper masthead with titles and staff roles including Secretary-Treasurer Mrs R B Terry, Managing Editor W Patterson Jr, Advertising Director, and circulation information. It shows address in High Point North Carolina and mentions Holt McPherson and Ward-Griffith Company as references.
Ken nedy's new Defense Secretary McNamara moves swiftly to curb interservice bickering. He seeks decisive, frontline leadership, picking his own team, boosting civilian oversight, and tackling Laos and North Atlantic Alliance concerns. He faces calls to strengthen Army Navy Air Force leadership and avert defense gaps.
A reader thanks the Enterprise editor for positive coverage of a free rehabilitation program for alcoholics, praises local supporters in High Point, and commends the newspaper for choosing constructive headlines over gruesome ones. The letter ends urging loyalty to American workers and opposition to groups aiding Khrushchev.
The Southern Furniture Market faces a 15 story exhibition project by Donald W. Conrad and associates aimed at making High Point a premier market center. Critics fear housing and traffic strain while supporters push for expanded facilities and new motel capacity to lure exhibitors. The piece notes Raymond Reed's caution about market balance and potential drift toward Atlanta if growth outpaces infrastructure. Victor Harllee increases control of the family department store as Earl sells his stake, while a separate local incident prompts calls for animal cruelty awareness after a rainout of a charity event.
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