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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1961

Page

4

Radio Moscow profile on US defense bill and Khrushchev threats

Radio Moscow in English argues the 43 billion defense bill harms US taxpayers and serves a covert war aim. It cites postwar demobilization, Korea, and Soviet military strength to claim NATO and Western Europe would be at Moscow's mercy if disarmament proceeds.

Khrushchev Berlin Radio Moscow United States United Radio Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Korea Pearl Harbor Russia Europe Institute Tikraine East Germany Baltic States White Sea Takeadova Soviet Russia Krushchev Western NATO Atlantic

Weekenders vs blue laws in Western Massachusetts

George Sokolskey discusses weekenders drawn to the Berkshires for culture and nature while Massachusetts blue laws curb Sunday trading. He argues enforcement harms small merchants relying on weekend traffic and questions Puritanical limits amid seasonal tourism. The piece notes weekend shoppers travel from New York and Boston and cites merchants’ responses.

Massachusetts Berkshires Tanglewood Jacob’s Pillow Cotton Mather New York Boston

Blue laws and Sunday rules clash with modern leisure

The piece discusses blue laws restraining Sunday activities and contrasts old and new ways to spend the weekend. It notes New York teachers turning to a mail order hobby, recalls Wiggin's Inn, and argues that Supreme Court approval legitimizes state control over personal life while religion itself remains separate.

New York City Jennifer Mary New England Wiggin’s Inn Northampton Supreme Court Henry Ward Beecher Wendell Phillips

Oceanography debated as key to defense and discovery

Editorial notes urge expanding federal ocean research linking national security and science. Kennedy calls for $100 million for 1962 undersea exploration, with Senate and Navy plans for a decade‑long, multi‑billion program. Authors highlight advances from bathyscaphes to echosounding and potential discovery of new food, fuel, drugs, and minerals.

Kennedy Congress Senate Commerce Committee Navy United States Naval Research and Development

The New Social Security Amendments and Early Retirement

This column explains the 1961 social security changes lowering the retirement age for men to 62 and outlines the financial tradeoffs. It compares monthly benefits at 62 63 64 and 65, noting 80 percent of the 65 benefit at 62 and about 13 to 6 percent reductions for later ages, concluding the decision depends on the individual’s situation.

Is Nikita scaring Kennedy with old uniforms or new suit

Notes on The News discuss Social Security retirement ages and benefits, showing average figures for men retiring at 62 63 64 and the total expected payouts. It notes about 560000 men may take early retirement and that the broader impact includes job opportunities for younger workers. Readers are invited to write questions to Martin E. Legal.

Nikita Kennedy Martin E

High Point Enterprise readers and staff details

Independent newspaper page text lists roles including managing editor W Patterson Jr and advertising director, with publication notes and other staff lines. Contains postal and issue lines and scattered memoranda without a clear news event.

W. Patterson, JR Loflin Guesisten Ganeeation Peera Ans

High Point furniture market grows regional focus despite big shows

High Point prepares for July furniture market as national events shift Spring and Fall shows to the fore. The piece notes regional emphasis, expanding Exposition Building facilities, and local hospitality efforts led by Mayor Stout, with buyers from Kentucky visiting and a hospital donor story intertwined.

High Point Carson Stout Wrenn Street Exposition Building Kentucky Paul Garrett Carlisle Irby Garrett Hodginsville Barboursville Bunn Jenkins University of Indiana W. P. Jenkins

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