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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
3
A short meditation presents Proverbs 11:55 about a liberal man being enriched and those who water others being watered. It notes true gains lie in charity and that no beggar is poorer than one who has nothing to give to a neighbor, attributed to William G. Simms.
C Wilson Harder of the National Federation of Independent Business argues that unemployment and lack of opportunity are the root causes of racial disturbances. He calls for stricter antitrust enforcement, curbing big labor, and tax cuts to foster independent enterprise and fuller employment nationwide.
President Kennedy unveils a temporary ban on U S atmospheric nuclear tests until other states halt testing. He says the move is not a substitute for a formal treaty but aims to push negotiators toward a workable test ban. The stage is set for Moscow talks as Kennedy travels to Europe.
Editorial traces Cleopatra's costly production from England to Rome, noting Elizabeth Taylor's casting forced budget hikes and leadership shakeups. It cites $40 million total cost, $5.50 NYC top, and a $62–68 million gross target as Fox's fate hinges on the film's success. It contrasts with Gone With the Wind and Ben Hur revenues and mentions Zanuck replacing Skouras.
Letters praise The Enterprise for its coverage of the Alcohol Education Center's first-year activities. Ben F. Garner thanks the paper for sympathetic reporting that spurred people to seek help. The writer urges community leaders to support efforts to ease alcoholism's problems.
An open letter from Kazuso Hojo of Utsunomiya Japan expresses gratitude for reader letters and pledges to reply to each one. The note is addressed to readers of the newspaper and conveys politeness and appreciation.
President Kennedy announced new discussions with Russia on a comprehensive nuclear test ban set to begin in Moscow mid July. He also said the United States will not conduct atmospheric tests if others do not, continuing five years of talks hindered by Moscow’s refusals to allow outside inspection in the Soviet Union.
The article reflects a fragmented summary of Cold War talks. It references Kennedy Khrushchev and Macmillan, on site inspections, earthquakes versus blasts, and a series of proposals and goodwill gestures amid stalled nuclear test ban discussions. It notes tentative meetings and past attempts to win Khrushchev over.
The Tryon area gains national notice as Dr W Bosten and wife an anesthesiologist build a major executive fitness clinic and hospital group here. The facility draws top specialists, retirees, and executives, joining St Luke's Hospital in elevating local medical care and attracting outside investment.
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