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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1962
Page
4
A religious meditation cites Jeremiah 7 3 urging repentance through action not sobbing Mere sorrow is insufficient and true repentance is moving toward a better life attributed to Marvin R Vincent
The United States presses hard against Peru after a military coup toppled President Manuel Prado. It suspends diplomatic relations and over $81 million in Alliance for Progress aid, threatening Peru’s sugar quota and signaling a broader push to defend democracy across Latin America.
The speech framed two policy choices the U S would not test nuclear weapons further unless forced by security needs and a stance against devaluing the dollar. Kennedy spoke for four minutes and forty seconds, using the worldwide broadcast to deliver timely, eloquent remarks beyond the Iron Curtain.
A White House conference on narcotics this summer aims to reconcile drug policy between punishment and treatment. The piece notes harsh penalties for traffickers persist while new rehab models in California and New York stress supervised community readjustment and parole-based support, with mixed success.
The High Point Enterprise presents staff roles including President Mrs. K. B. Terry as secretary treasurer and Holt McPherson as editor. J R. D. Rawley is named president with advertising and business management listed for the North Street office in High Point North Carolina.
A Herald Tribune London Observer report profiles Cuban counter revolutionaries led by a man in Havana who claims hundreds ready to rise. They speak of unity across classes, militia aid, and external support while admitting limited numbers and uncertain coordination.
Howard Hall writes from San Jose warning readers about con artists preying on retirees in Costa Rica. He details schemes including fake religious donations, gold bunker scams, and “sea captain” types promising deals on boats and markets. He cites USPostal warnings and notes 5609 Americans have permanent residency.
District attorney in Queens warns of car scams where buyers of so called new vehicles find odometer readings inflated and cars driven thousands of miles. The page also notes a mortuary opening, a pharmacist remembered, a Girl Scout anniversary and local rural telephone history.
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