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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1962
Page
4
A reflection cites Mark 12 31 about loving neighbors and highlights Calvin Coolidges belief in the brotherhood of man and the fatherhood of God as core to equality liberty and humanity.
Steel executive Roger Blough urged Atlantic City listeners that proper government action and productive enterprise must meet in mutual well being. He called for cooperation over conflict and argued industry must earn government confidence rather than be treated as a pawn in political whim. He stressed business is millions of people working in small groups for better production.
A $12 600 000 plan in Hell’s Kitchen will deploy 300 social workers to create work, recreation and education for neglected children. Coffee shops, youth corps ages 16 to 21 repairing tenements, improving playgrounds, and an adventure corps for 9 to 15 aim to rehabilitate the area and model nationwide techniques for reducing juvenile delinquency.
Editorial notes the $300 million Ash Wednesday disaster spurred rapid renewal along Atlantic shore towns. Congress approved tax relief for disaster losses and aid totaling $25 million for OEP and $15 million for SBA disaster loans, with states racing to rebuild infrastructure, beaches, and roads as seasonal openings approach.
The High Point Enterprise establishes its office at 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with staff including D A Rawley Mrs R B Terry Holt McPherson editor Joe Brown managing editor C W Patterson Jr advertising director W V Idol Jr business manager and Charles B Loflin circulation manager The paper notes subscription rates by mail for 1 year 6 months 3 months and 1 month for daily and Sunday editions and other formats and states AP news service rights and mailing classifications.
At the Seattle World’s Fair Paul Thiry denounces Minoru Yamasaki’s United States Science Pavilion as an unfit modern form while praising its aims. Yamasaki defends architecture as joy and a guide to future function. The debate highlights how fairs shape city design and enduring edifice use.
In 1964 North Carolina politics William A. Shires notes that Rep. A Paul Kitchin's narrow victory over John Kennedy in the Eighth District primary fuels talk he could seek the governorship. The piece weighs Kitchin’s background, the Jonas GOP challenge, and the impact of redistricting on regional support.
A major power outage for about thirty minutes struck the News and Observer Raleigh Times building during peak tabulation. Reporters continued work by candlelight as weather delayed final tallies and Kennedy conceded to Kitchin in the Eighth district race.
Western edge residents urge city zoning to block a new 88 dormitory at High Point College while college officials warn the change threatens the school’s growth. City council seeks a fair compromise balancing neighbors’ concerns with institutional needs.
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