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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1962
Page
4
A meditation pairs Ecclesiastes and Seneca to urge shared life and generosity. The message stresses happiness comes from living for others, not for oneself, and cautions that selfish gains isolate a person.
County leaders argue truancy laws rely on public will and agency action. The piece urges clearer responsibility for enforcing attendance rules and notes teacher shortages worsen truancy as parents keep children home by choice.
About 700 private doctors in Saskatchewan walk out to protest a new compulsory medical insurance program. The strike raises questions about the right to strike and who may use it. The government says fees align with existing private plans, while doctors object to compulsion. Public opposition exists on Medicare yet may support doctors’ protest as a civic right.
Editorial explores arguments and proposals for international space law limits and the boundary between air space and outer space. It covers U S and Soviet positions, the Geneva subcommittee stalemate, the Karman line concept, and potential consequences for peaceful use and spying satellites.
North Carolina officials say Whitewater Falls lies in NC, not South Carolina, despite a map error. The state plans a long term paving project to connect U S 64 to Sunburst on a Forest highway route, creating a paved scenic corridor from Asheville and Waynesville to the falls. The effort hinges on federal forest highway funds and state allocations over several years.
North Carolina notes reveal the Dare County bridge linking Roanoke Island to the Outer Banks will be officially named the Washington Baum bridge. The move honors R Gettys Browning who directed the survey and locating work that led to the Currituck Sound bridge, ending centuries of Outer Banks isolation.
London psychologist Dr Keith Cameron says wives pursuing a love strike to push men into joining the ban the bomb movement could cause more harm than a nuclear explosion. He argues against using intimate pressure for political ends.
Newspaper column surveys quirky job interviews in New York. It lists roles such as Graduate enologist earning 5500 to start and 10000 in three years, Electronic brain broker after midnight, Waker-upper with two calls, Label and trade name reader fluent in three languages, Trading stamp salesman, and Lamp-lighter managing evening light for luxury apartments.
The North Carolina Junior Chamber of Commerce removes Miss Susan Kay Woodall from Miss North Carolina after concerns over commercialization of the title. The move follows disputes rooted in past replacements, with Woodall stating she met contract requirements. The article also notes Tar Heel authors gaining praise and Governor Sanford proposing Ed Lanier as state insurance commissioner.
President Kennedy criticizes Democratic disunity amid a dismal Congress record. Eisenhower hosts 150 Republicans at Gettysburg urging unity while Goldwater castigates the All Republican Conference as a path to disaster. Dirksen and Halleck caution that unity has many paths as GOP factions differ.
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