The Glorious Fourth Reimagined as a Day Off
The author reflects on how the Fourth of July has shifted from a rousing national holiday to mainly a long weekend. Urban life, technology, and changing customs reduced public gatherings and patriotic rituals, while families seek recreation in travel, pools, and media.
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Daniel O'Connor
American Legion
National Americanism Committee
New York
Daily Meditation on Endurance and Faith
A devotional piece quotes Revelation 14 12 urging saints to endure in keeping the faith of Jesus. It reflects on endurance as a measure of human soul aligned with the infinite God and cites Edwin Chapin on greatness shown through perseverance rather than achievement.
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Jesus
God
Edwin Chapin
Budget Realities Undermine Promised Tax Cuts
Guilford County boosts its budget to 14.305 million, up a million from last year, with school costs driving most of the rise. The county tax rate climbs from 87 to 89 cents, despite a larger tax base, while city hall gears capital revenue to street work to avoid a bond referendum. Voters who believed tax cuts will be disappointed as services, especially education, face cuts to meet promises.
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Guilford County
City Hall
Macmillan Defends Spy Findings in House Clash
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan stood firm in a House of Commons confrontation with Labour Leader Harold Wilson over the three spy cases. He argued the disclosures show security success, not failure, while Wilson accused the government of dodging questions and mishandling the leak information.
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Harold Macmillan
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
Wilson
Britain
Macmillan
House
Editorial on Puerto Rico status and statehood plebiscite
An unsigned editorial discusses a House Interior Committee bill offering Puerto Rico a plebiscite to choose among commonwealth, statehood, or independence. It notes Alaska and Hawaii precedents, Munoz Marin’s leadership, and the politics of sovereignty, taxation, and future union terms.
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Puerto Rico
House Interior Committee
Congress
Alaska
Hawaii
Luis Munoz Marin
Munoz
House Interior
Commonwealth of
Statehood Republican Party
G.O.P
Popular Democratic Party
Statehood Republicans
Democratic
Gov
Commonwealth
Statehood
U. S
United States
High Point Enterprise Publisher and staff details
A compact listing of the High Point Enterprise staff and contact details asks readers to direct inquiries to the newspaper office at 305 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. It includes roles for the president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor c Brown managing editor W W Idol and circulation manager Charles B LO Flin. Subscriptions and advertising rates and policies are noted along with carrier and independent contractor statements.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
D. A. Rawley
Idle
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
DE Brown Ree
C, W. Patterson
W.W. Idol
Eis
Charles BH
Loflin
Associated Press
N.C
AP News
Supreme Court busier than ever in record term
AP reports that the Supreme Court's 1962 63 term saw a record 2824 cases filed for review, triple prewar averages and over a thousand more than five years earlier. The nine justices vote, write opinions, study and research in a structured process with law clerks aiding each justice.
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Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Community rally aids Craven family after fire loss
Generous neighbors and Springhill Church mobilize to support the Craven family devastated by a lightning fire that destroyed their home leaving them with only the clothing they wore. Donations include mattresses, appliances, furniture, and clothing for four children, while Rev. W. A. Jarrett coordinates further help.
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Colon Craven
Springhill Church
Cravens
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