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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1962
Page
4
A meditation reflecting Romans 10 12 and Plato on the universal value of all people. It asserts no distinction between Jew and Greek and that the riches of the Lord are shared with all who call on him. The text emphasizes inherent equality among all humans.
After a 48 hour visit by President Kennedy and his wife, Mexico showed strong friendship toward the United States yet asserted autonomy in policy. Both nations backed the Alliance for Progress with a $20 million U S loan for Mexican agriculture, while Cuba policy remained a point of divergence.
The piece warns the Canadian dollar’s speculative attack could recur in the United States if Kennedy’s measures fail to cut the balance of payments deficit. It contrasts Canada’s emergency actions with U.S. deficit spending plans and notes risks to U.S. gold reserves and currency confidence.
The Quick And The Dead notes pedestrians face danger crossing streets in High Point except late night hours. It argues pedestrians should use marked walkways and drivers must respect law, claiming only two types exist now the quick and the dead.
Kerr Mills funds flowing to North Carolina exceed basic old age aid. State uses Kerr Mills provisions to expand hospitalization and no money payments, boosting federal aid from 65 to 80 percent. Officials say the system saves state costs and increases total welfare dollars for the aged.
O. Max Gardner recounts a vascular surgery at Chapel Hill Memorial Hospital to remove a blood clot in his leg and praises the facility and staff. He notes nearby road improvements on South Main and N Main streets and mentions Project Impact and Kerr Mills legislation in the 1961 North Carolina legislature. He closes with thanks to supporters and hopes to resume normal activities.
The Book of States chart shows many states adopting uniform laws but omits uniform highway traffic codes. Karl Richards of the Automobile Manufacturers Association notes it took three years to gain full acceptance of amber front turn signals, now standard on all 1963 models, highlighting the difficulty of achieving 50 state traffic safety uniformity.
Editorial notes Governor Rockefeller’s proposed race housing and public policy resolution ahead of the Hershey Pennsylvania governors meeting. It contrasts Rockefeller’s stance with Nixon and Goldwater, cites Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation, and discusses presidential powers and moral suasion in enacting civil rights.
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and weekly plans in North Carolina. It also provides a roster of company officers and editorial staff including president, secretary treasurer, editors, advertising and business managers.
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