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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1963
Page
28
Homeowners eye new building products for remodeling and renovation, as steel and other traditional materials move into fresh applications due to design shifts and evolving usage. The trend shows that old line materials retain value even as innovation redefines their roles in modern construction.
Four unrelated deadly incidents occurred in Mississippi on Thursday. In Pascagoula a plane crashed after takeoff, killing Captain Guy E. Enabric and passenger Edward O. Wisner. In Jackson two boys suffocated under sand at a construction site. Near Tupelo, a dawn gunfight killed Claude Pittman and John Younger. In Carolina a drowning of two brothers prompted safety concerns.
UP News outlines do it yourself upholstery tips for reviving used chairs. It covers choosing latex foam rubber cushions, supplies like wrapping paper, webbing, cement, and tools, plus steps to strip old fabric and replace webbing or backing with plywood or pegboard for a firmer base.
The article reviews stucco as a durable fire resistant exterior finish made from cement sand and water with optional lime or added cement types. It highlights factory mixed stucco for consistency and colors, its weather resistance, and insulation properties. It mentions a Vietnam weekend retreat on Rattlesnake Mountain as a buff colored stucco ranch style house and notes maintenance is minimal when properly installed.
Hotel operators in Florida report luxury guests scratch entrance doors with diamond rings. Stucco repairs, cement and sand mixtures create bonding surfaces. Private homes use stucco reinforced with metal lath and three coats for a strong finish. Marble-crete, a recent finish, adds marble chips to wet stucco.
Arizona observes its 51st anniversary of statehood with celebrations and reflections on growth. Officials highlight economic expansion, population gains, and continued development across major cities and rural communities.
James R. Moore, 29, pleaded guilty to the rape and first degree murder of 14 year old Pamela Moss near her Penfield home. He was immediately sentenced to life imprisonment under a new law that required life terms for guilty pleas to first degree murder.
A concise reflection notes that while money holds power, the modest sums most people possess barely register in influence or priority. It emphasizes the disparity between wealth and clout in everyday life.
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