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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
3
Editorial notes reduced support for large road and school bond issues, signaling budgetary strain for the 1965 67 plan. It cites Governor Sanford’s tax relief push and the Joint Finance Committee delaying revenue acts, amid a public reluctance born from a failed bond vote and growing state needs.
The piece notes isolationist calls to pull the United States from NATO over Europe’s defense payments. It cites Sen Wayne Morse urging withdrawal unless allies pay full share, while William Tyler defends European security as vital to U.S. safety. It warns that a fully prepared front line against the iron curtain remains essential.
About 1200 people from over 160 nations gather in Washington for a World Food Congress opening June 18. The FAO report argues feeding the world may burden taxpayers or disrupt farm markets, while urging increased farming output and targeted aid to developing nations.
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles and contact lines including president, editor, managing editor, advertising director, and business manager. It notes subscription options and addresses, with distribution details and advertising representation through Ward Griffith Company.
Washington report says racial tension and violence threaten to define John F. Kennedy’s presidency more than any issue since Lincoln. It notes pressure from Negro leaders for new rights laws, the urging of Attorney General Robert Kennedy, and the risk of Southern Democrat opposition.
Pope John XXIII sought mercy over severity as he led the Catholic Church through the Second Vatican Council. He opened dialogue with Protestants and Orthodox, invited observers, and urged unity, peace, and a cradle to grave social program. His encyclicals Mater et Pax in Terris urged disarmament and global welfare.
A speaker reflects on Pacem in Terris and past popes linking labor, liberty, and education. He urges young graduates to meet future space, science, and social goals with courage, skill, and moral leadership, asserting Americans must push forward to improve the world and define a rational order. He lists five traits of a truly educated man and champions church tied education as state strength.
Holt McPherson travels to Salisbury to address Catawba College graduates and receive a Doctor of Laws degree. The piece shares additional remarks not in the report and includes Walt Mason’s poem praising the man who delivers the goods, the dependable figure admired by all audiences.
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