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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1964
Page
3
Courage is rightly esteemed the first of human qualities because it guarantees all others. A daily meditation quotes Isaiah 35:2 about strengthening weak hands and firming feeble knees, paired with a Winston Churchill reflection on courage as the root of all virtues.
The Tulsa Tribune notes Congress rejected a $10,000 pay raise, then approved a $7,500 increase amid primaries. The editorial argues the modest rise while 5,000 Air Force enlisted men rely on relief highlights lagging military pay and urges balance with civilian raises to restore public servants' self-respect.
Mrs Emily Preyer accompanied her husband to congratulate his opponent Dan K Moore after a tough primary. She faced threats alleging harm if he were nominated as Raleigh guarded the family. The Preyers, parents of five, will return to law practice with hope, while the campaign ends.
The Maryland Court of Appeals upholds a farmer's ancient right to drive cows along Main Street despite traffic disruption. New Jersey residents oppose a backyard Packard collection, while New York Mayor Wagner seeks planning-board approval before widening streets. The car era grows, with 1965 models bringing notable changes. production nears 7.6 million units as autos threaten to replace feet.
From The Beaumont Enterprise Is Anything Private The piece cites a New York lawyer and the Insider's Newsletter noting growing doubts about privacy rights amid new gadgets. It lists laser eavesdropping CCTV microminiature transmitters lie detectors subliminal messaging brain wave reading and personality testing as threats to personal secrecy.
A reflective piece arguing Americans should translate declarations into action. It compares 1776 independence resolve to modern calls to end poverty, fix slums, curb highway deaths, conserve resources, and ensure liberty. It urges citizens to act rather than merely speak, citing Valley Forge and Saratoga as examples.
Miss Lucille Dever notes how letter writing connects nations through reader correspondence. She recalls Australian lights for John Glenn, Queen Annes Lace naming, Ulster church echoes, and cross Atlantic exchanges that shape views on culture, politics, and daily life.
The letter set includes Rev Walter E Isenhour’s tribute from Taylorsville North Carolina praising the soldiers who sacrificed for freedom and the bells of liberty on the Fourth of July. It also includes a customer service reflection stressing respectful treatment of shoppers and linking modern retail to past sacrifices.
C K Fitzgerald of Whitsett North Carolina shares a store encounter revealing lessons on manners and pricing. A young clerk mishandles a cantaloupe inquiry and customer interaction, illustrating how courtesy and consistent service impact current and future shoppers.
New York Councilman Theodore R. Kupferman voices opposition to turning out the lights at City Hall arguing current darkness levels hinder municipal operations and public visibility.
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