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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
4
The Enterprise urges calm temperaments amid global and national turmoil. It cautions against extremist talk and violence, praising courageous leadership working toward dignified, peaceful race relations and urging residents to stay home, stay cool, and support honest solutions.
Youths say daily life at home suffers as families are always on the move but seek stronger home life to resist temptations from cars and modern communications. They dispute the stereotype of delinquent teens and urge parents to provide stable family time. Max Cooke of the YMCA notes healthy families stay together.
The piece analyzes Governor George Wallace's defiance of federal authority over school integration at the University of Alabama and Huntsville extension center. It notes Supreme Court power, federal injunctions, and possible political costs or gains for Wallace, comparing to Arkansas Governor Faubus's past actions and the deployment of federal troops to Fort McLellan.
The document lists multiple staff roles and names including D A Rawley Mrs R B Terry Holt McPherson Joe Brown W Patterson JF Wy W Idol Jr Charles B Loflin and positions such as President Secretary-Treasurer Managing Editor Advertising Director Business Manager Circulation Manager.
The piece argues Kennedy’s Cuba quarantine hurt Khrushchev but Moscow claims a victory claiming Kennedy pledged not to invade Cuba. It urges Washington to publicly deny Khrushchev’s assertions and clarify U S policy to maintain credibility with Latin America and the Alliance for Progress.
AP analyst argues the papal election to begin June 19 will reveal whether conservatives or liberal factions push for reforms. He notes Pope John XXIII's legacy as a progressive compromise and contrasts early 20th century encyclicals with Pacem in Terris urging broader worker aid and social welfare.
The piece observes a shift in how liberals are perceived in business and religion, noting Pope John’s comparatively lenient stance and Cardinal Cushing’s June America interview proposing relaxed marriage rules for Catholics and non Catholics. The Ecumenical Council’s expected revival is mentioned as a potential catalyst for canon law changes.
Press relations chief reports on the Western North Carolina Methodist Conference at Lake Junaluska. Bishop Nolan Harmon and his wife were honored in an unannounced ceremony as 389 clergy were ordained. The article also notes Harmon’s roles, a planned Scandinavian tour, and next year’s Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference with three bishops to be elected. It describes parkway improvements and the Rhododendron Festival at Roan Mountain, highlighting the Blue Ridge Parkway expansion and regional tourism.
A wounded photographer from Enterprise is recovering after a shooting during a scene of a fatal race disturbance. Dr. Robert Hislop will leave High Point College to become president of the College of the Albemarle on July 12. Baptist and Methodist churches announce pulpit changes, with tributes and welcome speeches, as well as a premiere of the filmstrip I Married a Millionaire featuring local stars. Ghost Town adds a chair lift to serve visitors, and youth conferences near Ridgecrest draw crowds. High Point volunteers seek tetanus-vaccine recipients for a mass blood-donor effort, while Red Cross workers mobilize to meet demand.
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