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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1962

Page

4

Let Us Not Fall Again For That Old Coalition Ruse

Editorial urges against Laos coalition government under pressure from the United States. It cites past failures in China and Czechoslovakia, warns that a Laos alliance could hand the country to communists, and argues for standing firm to avoid another strategic blunder.

State Department Laos China Czechoslovakia Congo Boun Oum United States Geneva Marshall Kuomintang Chiang Kai-shek Mao Tse-tung Chiang Kennedy Russia Soviet Union Stalin Norway Truman Greece Turkey Iran Formosa Strait Taiwan Pathet Lao Souvanna Phouma Southeast Asia

Editorial ResearchOverflowing Milk Pail

The USDA opens hearings in Chicago on changes to Midwest milk market orders to set a common price formula. Dairy farmers grow herds and milk output rises while consumer intake falls, raising questions on price supports and potential limits on production. A McGovern proposal for a world school lunch program could shift costs to aid developing nations. The piece warns that U.S. dairy costs to taxpayers may reach $500 million in 1962 unless consumption increases or production trims.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Chicago Midwest Orville L. Freeman Eisenhower Kennedy Freeman George McGovern D.S.D Food For Peace Foreign Aid Fowler Hamilton McGovern

Teaching Machines and the Coming Revolution in Education

A two part Dispatch examines how hundreds of firms invest in programmed learning rooms to speed instruction. With crowded schools and rising enrollments, educators test teaching machines that tailor steps, questions, and praise to each student, aiming for faster mastery and lasting results.

U. S New England

Sanford denies retirement to private life continue in NC politics

Governor Terry Sanford states he does not plan to retire from public office though a casual remark caused speculation. He issues a formal pledge to keep working with supporters to expand North Carolina opportunities and progress. He criticizes Virginia Electric Power Company rates as hindering northeastern growth and urges the Utilities Commission to review Vepcco rates for inequities while noting past Tidewater rate impacts.

North Carolina Sanford Virginia Electric Power Company Utilities Commission Duke Carolina Tidewater Carolina Power General Assembly The Vepcco

Subzero memories and power company notes from the era

The column recalls extreme cold and its impact on energy pricing and everyday life. It contrasts Vepco’s wholesale struggles in North Carolina with higher retail rates elsewhere, and shares a South Carolina farm memory of subzero temperatures, frozen wildlife, and practical winter routines.

Vepco North Carolina South Carolina

Fair report on university post vacancy and public health notes

A letter to the Goldsboro News-Argus defends Henry Belk against alleged designs on UNC development office after Billy Carmichael's death. It argues the writer never sought or accepted any UNC post, notes moving to resign as chair of the North Carolina Citizens Committee for Better Schools, and emphasizes commitment to High Point. The piece cites a Harvard School of Public Health survey showing seventh graders initiate smoking, suggesting education from fifth grade onward. It also includes an anecdote from Lutheran magazine about a king and three servants emphasizing restraint over greed.

Henry Belk The Goldsboro News-Argus Billy Carmichael University Development Council Belk North Carolina Citizens Committee For Better Schools Hodges Sanford Journalism Foundation Chapel Hill Kidd Brewer University of North Carolina High Point God’s Green Earth U.S. Public Health Service Office of Education Department of Epidemiology Harvard School of Public Health Insiders

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