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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1961
Page
4
A religious quotation pairing Romans 1 30 with a Thomas Fuller adage warns against discouragement when wicked flourish. It contrasts divine judgment with personal discipline and health guidance in devotional reading.
The governor defends his stance on paying for better schools, praising North Carolina voters and lawmakers for backing a broad grass roots program. He notes critics misinterpreted his remarks and stresses sustained public willingness to fund education.
The piece notes Khrushchev's troubles with Albania Nasir and the United Arab Republic leader, his urging Castro to scale back aid, and Moscow's strategy to keep Mao in play. It argues communism faces internal strains and creeping capitalism, while condemning international gangsterism and warning of Khrushchev's dangerous power.
British Foreign Secretary Lord Home arrives in the United States for a four day visit. He will address the Council on Foreign Relations in Chicago and meet UN Secretary Hammarskjold and Secretary of State Rusk. He seeks to clarify Britain’s stance amid tensions over Spain and Portugal and NATO expansion.
Readers discuss improving High Point hospitality to newcomers and suggest social events, courtesy for buyers at the furniture market, and a heartfelt appreciation note from Ray Street School faculty to parents. The letters touch on community warmth, civic courtesy, and gratitude for school support.
A compact survey traces Flag Day from 1777 to modern times, noting the 13 stripes and 13 stars design, early flag confusions, reforms by Congress, and shifting star counts as states joined. It highlights Betsy Ross lore, Washington’s army flags, and later 1912 standards, ending with flagmakers predicting 48 stars on six of ten flags today.
Senator Wayne Morse argues for conviction over expediency urging allies who share values to support, not be coerced by money. Carl T. Rowan warns that weakening free institutions to outpace Russia would be a Pyrrhic victory, yielding nothing. Bourguiba’s stance on independent backing is cited as a principle for FRIENDS who choose sides.
Western North Carolina sees a real estate and tourism boom with Ghost Town In The Sky in Maggie Valley opening as a 300 acre, million dollar entertainment park atop Ghost Mountain. The project by R B Coburn features a western town, saloon, mine, and themed attractions accessed by incline railway, drawing hopes of a million visitors this season amid mixed local opinions.
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