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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
3
The June 17 1908 editorial analyzes the Supreme Court ruling on apportionment based on population and warns of the shifting target it creates. It praises North Carolina for facing the issue without court coercion, notes possible legal wrangling, and reflects on the balance between law and practical representation.
The community mourns Dick Culler a 49 year old High Point native and former baseball star who died after a long illness. He guided Downtown Development promoting sportsmanship and education, earning lasting respect for his civic service and leadership in local athletics.
Editorial notes Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg told Congress that lower reactor prices could double the pace of civilian nuclear electricity growth in 15 years. It details current U S capacity, construction plans, potential dual use of reactors for plutonium and heat for industry, desalination, and growing public opposition and safety assurances.
A compact credit line listing roles including Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director and Business Manager. It notes staff positions and circulation manager responsibilities in a historic newspaper layout. The entry reflects early 20th century upstream newsroom hierarchy with mention of circulation duties.
The piece surveys ENOSIS as the top solution in Cyprus crisis, detailing Makarios shift toward union with Greece, Turkish security fears, and potential territorial exchanges. It notes U S Britain and Greece weighing guarantees for Turkish minorities, UN peacekeeping limits, and possible Greek aid and base renegotiations. The outlook contemplates impact on NATO and regional stability.
Letters urge High Point Bible Schools to sponsor a Fire Prevention poster contest judged by Fire Department officials during Fire Prevention Week. They propose church fire drills with firefighter timing and possible truck demonstrations, plus contact details for Mr Shelton and the author. The second letter argues about individual rights versus pressure groups and taxes on churches, referencing Baltimore prayer meetings and taxes for religious properties.
An otherwise domestic column discusses Father’s Day norms and a playful essay by 12 year old Les Gargovich from Badamien to California, plus local arts and church news. Howard Coble declines a Nashville music director post to stay in High Point.
Raymond S. Reed argues Chicago should be the furniture market hub while the Southern Market extends its May and October showcases. He notes new designs and a manipulated monopoly, praises the South yet hints at Southern hospitality drawing buyers to a high value display on a seasonally attractive Furniture Highway in North Carolina.
Lloyd C Amos named Outstanding Commissioner of the Year by the North Caro Han Association of County Commissioners. Guilford residents applaud his twenty years on the board including years as chairman, noting his steadfast, nonpartisan service through political shifts and continued dedication as a minority member.
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