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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1962
Page
4
A brief reflection on letting Christ rule in the heart and the call to gratitude. The text notes that Christian faith requires an honest heart and willingness to obey God, not great learning, drawing on Colossians 3 15 and Ernest W Barnes.
Walter Lippmann argues Kennedy's Yale address signals a shift in domestic policy toward efficiency of existing power balances rather than altering social forces. He notes investor caution, risk of profits squeeze, and urges nationwide reeducation to align public opinion with modern realities or risk trouble for the nation.
The State Supreme Court overturned a $40,000 libel verdict against State Republican Chairman William E. Cobb. It upheld qualified privilege for Cobb’s charges of fraud in Madison County voting, arguing such statements, though reckless, helped reveal a defective political system. The ruling stresses probity in election conduct and serves to discourage misconduct by officials and speakers alike.
Editorial notes the central issue is dollars with the Canadian dollar fixed at 922 U S cents since May 2. It contrasts Liberal and Conservative positions on devaluation, deficits, and welfare promises while predicting further devaluation may be needed depending on who wins.
States face mounting costs for maintaining the 41 000 mile Interstate System as funding debates rise from Maine to California. Federal aid is opposed by officials who fear loss of control, though growing maintenance needs and bond issues complicate the picture.
Readers weigh Dr. Andrew Best versus Rev. Elton Cox on Civil Rights and racial etiquette. Mrs. John W. Dyer urges keeping High Point High School name, while a tetanus vaccination drive praised by many officials touts success with over 20 000 shots for 14 000 people.
Norman Skip Callahan, High Point College Young Democrats president and riflery program director at Camp Cheerio, considers a bid for State YDC treasurer. The 20 year old orphan has promoted campus events and political outreach while gaining attention for his leadership potential.
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