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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1962
Page
4
A passage reflects on the church as a symbol of eternal life and decency, offering comfort to the sorrowing. It cites David’s temple vision and Edgar Guest praising the church as a beacon of kindness and fair dealing guiding neighbors.
The midterm campaign heats as the House Rules Committee blocks a Cabinet level Department of Urban Affairs and Housing. President Kennedy counters by vowing a bypass plan and naming Robert Weaver as first Negro cabinet secretary, intensifying battles over budget programs and foreign aid.
The president toasted milk at a national conference citing its nutrition as U S milk and dairy use fell last year by two to three billion pounds from 1960 while population and production rose. He ordered milk served at all White House meals and defended safety from fallout and cholesterol concerns.
The federal government backs behind the scenes talks as renewal talks approach for the expiring steel labor contract. Officials press for restraint to avoid a strike, with the 1959 stoppage lingering in memory while orders stay strong and inventories rise.
The High Point Enterprise publishes rates for daily and Sunday editions and lists staff including president R B Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson and editor C W Patterson Jr. It notes address at 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and details about subscriptions and delivery.
NSF three year study led by Nicholas De Witt contrasts Soviet and American education. Russia shows lower average schooling, high school and college graduation rates, and limited liberal arts programs. The report notes engineering output, education system costs, and a push for centralized leadership while praising Western liberal education.
Announcement of a second North Carolina Trade Fair in Charlotte for spring 1963 met mixed reactions. Backers cite Charlotte facilities and prior fair profits as rationale, while some locals fear repeat success and funding hurdles. Lincoln White outlines news conference dynamics and TV's influence on reporting.
Governor Sanford praises John W. Umstead as a premier public servant returning to the Legislature for a 14th term. A State College study declares North Carolina the nation’s leading country ham producer, with output rising from 10 million to 20 million dollars in five years, noting varied curing methods and feeding practices.
Burlington Industries faces a leadership gap a week after J. Spencer Love's death as a six member executive committee directs the sprawling operation. Observers monitor the battle for Burlington's next president while the company remains stable and debt steady.
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