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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1962
Page
4
The excerpt presents a devotional note citing Psalm 119 99 and Edmund Burke on deepening understanding. It frames meditation on divine testimonies as superior to human instruction and invites contemplation of wisdom from the creator through thoughtful study.
The International Court of Justice in the Hague ruled that UN peacekeeping expenditures in the Middle East and Congo are binding obligations of member states. The advisory opinion shifts burden toward the General Assembly and highlights solvency concerns as backers like the United States and United Kingdom seek clarity.
Washington rumors questioned Luther Hodges potential shift from New Frontier roles while defenders point to his decisive work on the Trade Bill. Critics call his style soft but supporters cite his steady governance of the economy amid signs of a rolling downturn. President Kennedy backs Hodges as a crucial seasoned adviser in turbulent times.
A year after the Berlin speech the editorial notes the shift in perception as the US civil defense push stalls. It covers troop withdrawals, NATO commitments, budget battles, and the July 1959 Berlin tension heightening with the wall construction and the Brandenburg Gate standoff. It cites Kennedy and McNamara funding requests and critiques the sincerity of sacrifice rhetoric.
The High Point Enterprise outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier, with daily and Sunday options. It lists corporate officers including D. A. Rawley as president and Holt McPherson as editor, along with department heads and management roles at 405-307 North Main Street, High Point, North Carolina.
A NEA report examines Swift Current Saskatchewan where 14 years of regional socialized medicine ended with July 1 provincial medicare. Doctors left as province wide plans replaced the region and a public tax funded system faced political pressure and public ignorance. The piece cites Health Minister Walter Erb and locals including farmers truckers and shopkeepers while noting Keep Our Doctors opposition and sparse awareness of the Swift Current plan.
Reader letters praise coverage of a Lions International Convention trip to Nice France and a report to the Lions Club. Another letter urges peaceful peace projects, naming UN cultural interchange and world congresses of scientists as examples, while addressing attitudes toward animals and kindness.
The letter recounts rescuing a kitten saved from freezing, later murdered by hunters who claimed it was a wild animal. The writer praises the court for the verdict and notes the culprits relocated, expressing satisfaction at the prosecution and warning against fear in the street. The author, W. B. Gober of 2211 Palmer Street, urges vigilance.
Mrs. George W. McBride of Tampa recalls giving birth to her 19th child and reflects on life purpose. Comedian Jackie Gleason warns that not knowing why you drink signals trouble, stating he drinks to get smashed.
From Camp Cheerio at Roaring Gap Director Max Cooke announces enlarged bed capacity for the July 29 to August 10 encampment. The one week session shifts to a two week girls only format freeing 15 openings for August 12 to 18. The Friends of Youth drive nears half of its $100 000 goal to support YMCA YWCA and Camp Cheerio.
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