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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1963

Page

3

Kennedy to Deliver Policy Speech on Balance of Payments

President Kennedy plans a major policy speech on the balance of payments deficit aimed at calming jittery European central bankers and restoring dollar confidence. He will decide timing after Europe trip, with Treasury, State, CEA, and Fed advancing an urgent re‑examination of deficits and reforms.

Joseph R. Slevin Herald Tribune News Service Washington HTNS Kennedy Europe Treasury State Department Council of Economic Advisers Federal Reserve Syste White House Tion France West Germany Italy U. S

Prayer Bridges Humble Hearts and Heaven’s Door

A reflective aphorism notes that prayer unites a contrite heart with divine majesty, asserting no barrier exists beyond a sincere petition. The quotation echoes Hosea Ballou’s spiritual message about humility, devotion, and access to heavenly grace.

Hosea Ballou

Business Of Independence An Ever Unfinished Task

The piece argues independence is an ongoing process not a single event. Since 1776 Freedom evolves through constitutional guarantees and steady progress, expanding rights for groups once denied. July 4, 1968 marks another beacon in the long stream of liberty guiding future global prospects.

Freedom America

Fourth of July bells fade in High Point protest

In a public letter residents ask why High Point churches lack bells for Independence Day and critique an antinoise ordinance. They argue bells symbolize heritage and duty to God and church, lamentting the city’s silence and absence of civic observance.

God High Point

Editorial on Moscow meeting of Communist giants doomed to fail

Editorial notes a planned Friday meeting in Moscow between representatives of the Communist parties of China and the Soviet Union to discuss doctrinal differences. It argues the Moscow gathering seems foredoomed, with China resisting settlement and Khrushchev’s leadership facing internal and external criticism.

Communist Parties People’s Republic of China Soviet Union Moscow Red China Khrushchev Kremlin Soviet Communist Party Central Committee Plenum Aleksei I. Adzhubei Pravda Izvestia Communist Party of China Communist Movement

July Fourth Reflections and Highway Toll Forecast

A pro freedom essay urges America to lead with spirit and cooperation, then shifts to July as a global liberty month. The piece cites independence milestones, quotes and flags the looming 1963 July 4 highway death toll estimates from Travelers Insurance, warning of a “Highway Massacre” risk amid holiday travel.

George Washington Nathan Hale Paul Revere Ethan Allen General Greene Cleveland Patrick Henry Travelers Insurance Company Boston

Proud Again: A Letter on Rights and War Decisions

Editor of The Enterprise laments lost American spirit and civil rights tensions. He cites a white man killed by Negroes in Lexington, NC and questions government fairness toward whites and blacks. Calls for unity, keeping marshals out of unwanted places, home defense, and prioritizing American cities and citizens. He argues for decisive action to end disunity and danger.

NATO U. S Kennedy International Monetary Fund America the Enterprise Mississippi Lexington N. C United States of America

Notes on Freedom and the Cost of Liberty

A reflective meditation questions the meaning of freedom and its uses in politics. The prose ponders whether liberty is a voting tool or a diplomatic show, and warns against curbs on expression like singing despite licensing rules. It laments sacrifice and prays for national pride.

Space center plan sparks Western Pennsylvania stake claim

Quotes emphasize a $30 million space research center's potential to boost western Pennsylvania akin to coal's historical role. Critics question funding fairness in global alliances and Vietnam defense. Senators Mores and Dirksen are cited on foreign policy and budgets while Red Skelton weighs humor and truth.

Pennsylvania Edward 4H. Litchfield U. of Pittsburgh Australia New Zealand Great Britain France Italy South Viet-Nam Sen Wayne Mores D-Ore Everett Dirksen R.N Red Skelton

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