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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1963
Page
3
A fragment notes that no matter how rich or elevating, a nameless something always eludes our imperfect Hortune-Horace, leaving a sense of incompletion and longing. The line suggests philosophical ache beyond achievement.
The piece warns that Moscow and Peking push a shared revolutionary aim, with Izvestia and Chinese rhetoric accusing the other of fueling race tensions and nuclear policy disputes. It argues that communism’s aims persist regardless of headquarters, urging white and colored unity against hypocrisy and violence.
Greensboro forms a permanent Human Relations Commission to foster a climate of healthy relations attractive to industry and jobs. The body aims to serve the total population, with Mayor Schenck noting two prior groups will be folded into the new effort. The move seeks cooperative progress across race relations and community solidarity, potentially guiding other cities facing similar tensions.
Ebony lists more than 100 Negro millionaires including Marian Anderson Eddie Anderson Harry Belafonte Lena Horne and Johnny Mathis with Sammy Davis Jr. possibly among them The NAACP says less than one percent of Hollywood craft union members are Negroes while IATSE notes a few Negroes in unions Desegregation in theatre has bipartisan support with Actors Equity leading the push and several Dixie cities already desegregating theatres.
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription rates and delivery options for daily and Sunday editions. It lists annual and monthly prices, tax details, and notes that carriers are independent contractors, with the publisher not responsible for payments to agents.
Washington reports the administrations tax cut bills face dire jeopardy in Congress. Senate resistance, civil rights filibuster risk, and political timing threaten House passage by mid August. Rep. Wilbur Mills weighs delaying or pressing forward to avoid a later rewrite.
A Letter to the Editor argues that desegregation and progress will not solve human selfishness. The writer mocks racial prejudice, laments forced integration, and laments traffic and urban life as illustrations of general greed and lack of courtesy across all races. The piece ends noting personal frustration at wait times and neighborhood behavior in High Point.
A North Carolina reader criticizes Dr I Beverly Lake for using racial tensions to gain political advantage in a Fourth of July speech. The letter argues voters prefer concrete issues over emotional stoking and warns against banning minority voices as a political tactic. Charlotte area signature G Jefferson Couch comments on past campaigns and legislative process.
Newsweek featured High Point College in a 700 word Education piece about the History 26 Civil War and the Reconstruction caravan. Nine students plus three faculty spent 13 days and 2,000 miles touring Virginia and Pennsylvania battlefields and museums, studying Gettysburg centennial events and Civil War era artifacts.
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