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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
4
A devotional passage cites Hebrews 6 18 about two unchangeable truths offering refuge and strong encouragement to seize hope. Henry Melvill defines hope as the soul's struggle against perishability and its witness to eternity.
Budget Director Daniel E. Bell spoke at a Loeb Award lunch in New York. He warned that pushing for immediate budget balance could derail recovery before full employment, citing 1959 and 1960. He noted deficits can aid recession relief, while tax cuts might provide needed stimulus if a downturn occurs, signaling a shift toward a managed economy.
Government mediators pressed to avert a nationwide strike by the Transport Workers Union against American Airlines while TWA flight engineers push for job security in a contentious three man cockpit plan. President Kennedy urged arbitration as unions clash over crew qualifications, potential pilot training, and severance terms. Ronald A. Brown, TWU leader, argues safety hinges on expert input and timely resolution.
The piece outlines U S steel imports versus domestic production, noting 1959 as a net importer with 4.4 million tons, 1960 and last year’s declines, and 1961 first quarters. It compares foreign competition from West Germany and Japan, mentions armor plate purchases, Buy American effects, and Kennedy's remarks on price hikes impacting global competition.
The notice lists AP rates for mail subscriptions including 1 year 6 months and 3 months, daily and Sunday, Sunday only, and weekly pricing. It notes 3 percent sales tax for North Carolina subscriptions and states AP rights to local news and dispatches. It also mentions second class matter status and distributor independence with payment responsibility caveats.
The NEA report outlines Khrushchev’s anxiety as Western European economic integration of the Common Market threatens Soviet trade. Poland faces shortages while East Germany seeks potatoes and fodder, and Britain and France move toward market entry.
A study of 34 graduates from a small North Carolina town shows only about a quarter of boys and a third of girls plan college. Most aim immediate work or marriage, with the valedictorian and salutatorian heading to state-supported schools while others pursue technical, business, or secretarial paths.
A perceptive visitor asks what High Point needs most and the answer is solid forward thinking. The city’s Redevelopment Project, Downtown Development, and long range streets and highways plan are under way to gear the community to the modern age, with education and reeducation, expanded schools, and growth at High Point College guiding the way.
Washington AP The Supreme Court agreed to hear Georgia and other states cases on urban rural voting power. The decision could set statewide reapportionment standards and influence governor elections. The Georgia case challenges a county unit system once used in Democratic primaries amid broader reform battles nationwide.
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