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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1963
Page
3
A religious reflection citing Psalms 79 13 and Henry on praise as aid to prayer. The piece urges continual thanksgiving to God and remembrance of past blessings to fuel supplication for future gifts.
The piece discusses a potential nationwide rail strike at midnight and President Kennedy’s plan to avert it by submitting deadlocked work rules disputes to binding arbitration by Justice Arthur Goldberg. It weighs the carriers’ readiness to abandon the plan and the unions’ resolve over featherbedding, while arguing for progress through arbitration to leverage technological gains and avoid a public crisis.
George V. Allen of the Tobacco Institute proposes cigarette ads should target adults and avoid giving a youth image. He notes colleges quit ads and suggests radio TV campaigns also favor adults to avert stricter sponsorship limits. Industry faces a major survival challenge amid public health concerns.
Editorial notes that the steel industry greeted the contract settlement with guarded optimism. It argues the inventory hedge is smaller than last year, production and demand remain strong, and expectations for 1963 are solid, with growth driven by construction, appliances, and autos. Strong output and consumer demand support a favorable year.
D A Rawley Mrs R B Terry Holt McPherson Joe Brown G W Patterson Jr V W Idol Dr Charles B Loflin E President Secretary Treasurer Lee Easter Managing Editor Advertising Director Business Manager Chrectation Manager
Editor notes a series on High Point urban renewal and downtown development. It argues downtown land use, tax reform focusing on land value, and redevelopment efforts by the Downtown Development Corporation and East Central Urban Renewal Project, highlighting canopies, new banks, and plans for a rail corridor plaza and expanded parking to revive a once stagnant central business district.
James Marlow surveys the shift to diesel power and mechanization in railroads, arguing fewer firemen may be needed while unions insist on safety roles. He notes the 1962 presidential commission findings, Kennedy's mediation attempts, and the looming nationwide strike with arbitration and possible government intervention as options.
The Rev Dr Robert James St Clair urges churches to ditch exclusivity and conquer internal neuroses undermining mission. He argues many pastors face heavy admin work and unrealizable demands while factions seek status, risking a shrinking church with borrowed time.
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