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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
4
The piece surveys arguments for and against broadening a statewide Blue Law after a Supreme Court ruling. It cites Rep. I. C. Crawford defending Sunday protections for merchants and notes mixed court opinions and potential statewide fallout.
Editorial notes Britain may join the European Economic Community, advancing toward federation. The decision could weaken independent British influence and strengthen Europe’s political voice, with U S alignment possibly pressured to accept trade concessions for cohesion. The shift would modify long standing Anglophone ties and provoke domestic debate.
U S industry is expanding investment abroad at a record pace. Some firms plan large additions to overseas operations, including GM, U S Rubber, Alcoa, Du Pont, Raytheon, Warner and Swasey, and Dow Chemical. Investments focus on modern plants in Europe, Canada, and beyond, with Western Europe leading and Australia growing.
A reader questions Fidel Castro and U.S. policy, urging stronger leadership and a Roosevelt‑like backbone. The letter attacks U.S. support for small nations, wonders about Cuban benefits, and laments perceived national humiliation.
The Enterprise editor urges a warmer welcome for newcomers in a community column. The note invites readers to share ideas on improving integration and hospitality for recent residents.
State help totaling about 87000 would aid the Boys Home of North Carolina if a Guilford drafted bill passes. J Sanders Dallas led the drive with Rube McCrary heading the Raleigh home for 32 boys. The effort includes support from the Junior Chamber of Commerce and local Guilford figures.
A purported street race drew high speed runs at 115 mph as patrolmen watched from a distance after a tip off. Drivers not owning the cars were egged on by fans, raising questions about why the race was not halted before danger emerged. The piece also notes Khrushchev in Vienna and criticizes Russian occupation and outcomes.
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