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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1962
Page
4
A meditation on counsel from scripture and Colton notes that advice is common but true profit comes from wise use. It contrasts Abel's notion of seeking guidance with the need for discernment in applying advice to resolve matters.
The Providence Journal cites Rhode Island investigators as criticizing North Carolina prisons while Gov Notte extradites two fugitives. North Carolina officials defend prison operations praising transparency and justice after the probe. The piece commends Governor Notte for sending the escapees back and for accepting scrutiny.
Senator Dirksen denounces Kennedy budget proposals as leading to a Leviathan state. He argues the administration has not gauged public mood and notes the shift toward defense and international trade while preserving existing gains. The piece urges support for Kennedy’s prudent focus.
Hearings begin on censorship of military leaders speeches and possible disloyalty among government workers. The inquiry may broaden into criticism of government anti Communist policy and renewed hunt for reds in government as Sen. Stennis and Thurmond push to expose alleged muzzling and partisan activity.
The High Point Enterprise lists staff including President D. A. Rawley SecretaryTreasurer Mrs K B Terry Managing Editor Joe Brown Advertising Director W Idol Jr and Circulation Manager Charles B Lofling. It notes postal service, subscription rates, and carrier responsibilities for home delivery in High Point North Carolina.
Editor notes former state Senator 0. Arthur Kirkman highlights High Point growth driven by diversification in industry and services. He cites manufacturing increases from 299 in 1950 to 400 in 1961, rising tax valuations, annexation impacts, rising permits, population growth from 39,000 to 62,000, and strong city management reforms as core drivers.
A. G. Whitener urges The Enterprise readers to embrace racial equality and objective thinking. He rebuts claims of Negro inferiority, praises nonviolence, and argues Christianity supports dignity and rights for all, thanking the paper for publishing his rebuttal to Mrs. J. L. Tedder.
Governor Terry Sanford frames a new economic focus to uplift education and living standards in North Carolina. High Point events showcase his drive, while Board of Conservation and Development members praise state hospitality and resolve to bolster the economy. The Bloodmobile plans to return to the armory to kick off the 1962 program, emphasizing blood as a life-saving, non manufactured resource.
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