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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1963
Page
4
A meditation cites Daniel 2 12 condemning Babylonian wise men and warns anger destroys the mind. It echoes Robert Ingersoll urging serenity and slow deliberate thought when facing great questions.
July is described as a pivotal month in the Cold War with Kennedy's European mission aimed at uniting Western allies against the Soviet bloc and easing tensions. Averell Harriman’s looming Moscow trip is seen as key to reconciling Khrushchev with the West, potentially buying time to avert global danger.
A slow burn reaction follows the Supreme Court ban on prayer and Bible reading in public schools. Congress weighs a constitutional amendment protecting traditional religious exercises. Some urge nonsectarian readings or meditation as alternatives amid claims of court inconsistency. The public seeks accountability for the court’s stance on salacious writings versus prayer.
Editorial notes the nationwide rollout of the five digit ZIP Code system to all post offices starting July 1. It highlights automation as a cost saver, reduced staff needs, and the shift from zone numbers to a broader postal numbering scheme alongside earlier number systems like Selective Service and Social Security.
James Marlow reports that a widening rift between Russia and Red China could push Moscow toward the West while complicating hopes for a broader peace. De Gaulle's moves and upcoming talks on a nuclear test ban underscore distrust among the big powers and the likely fragility of any agreement.
Industry analysis contrasts Republic Aviation led by Munday S. Peale with Lockheed Aircraft as they chart futures beyond the F-105. Lockheed rides diversified government contracts including Polaris and space programs while Republic weighs acquisitions, boosts R and D, and plans product expansion after 1964.
The piece rebukes a General Assembly measure banning appearances by known Communists or Fifth Amendment speakers at state colleges. It recalls Dr. Frank Porter Graham and calls for uncensored campus discussion, citing NC history and figures from Locke to Jefferson, urging unity for equal freedom and democracy.
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