Quote from Shakespeare on listening and judgment
A concise adage advises listening to many opinions but speaking sparingly and keeping personal judgment reserved. It emphasizes restraint in voice while valuing others' critiques.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
4
A concise adage advises listening to many opinions but speaking sparingly and keeping personal judgment reserved. It emphasizes restraint in voice while valuing others' critiques.
Governor Sanford calls for a course of reason ending mass racial demonstrations and launching negotiations for fair solutions in North Carolina. He names General Capus Waynick as aide to rally mayors and leaders to foster peaceful coexistence and equal opportunity.
A heated debate in Guilford County over liquor outlets and Republican influence sparks a partisan clash. Senator Strong faces backlash as voters weigh a punitive stance and legal liquor handling in Greensboro Jamestown and Gibsonville. The dispute may fade, or lead to political damage for Strong and supporters.
Editorial notes the conclave to elect Pope John XXIII's successor begins and outlines liberal and conservative factions. It highlights Giovanni Cardinal Montini as a favored reformer alongside other papabili, and notes the influence of Pius XII era tensions and the Ecumenical Council.
The notice lists staff roles including secretary treasurer and advertising director with names such as Mrs R B Terry Holt McPherson Joe Brown C W Patterson Jr and Vv W Idol Jr It also details subscription rates by mail and carrier in advance for various time frames and notes Associated Press rights for reproduction locally
Readers express appreciation for the editor of The Enterprise as the June 12 13 Bloodmobile drive gains momentum led by co chairmen R V Spracklin and James P McDermott.
Editor of The Enterprise warns that history shows dictatorships thrive by pitting rival groups against each other. He cites the tactic of turning factions such as religious groups against each other and driving divisions to seize power. The piece urges vigilance against such manipulation.
Virginia faced private control school tuition funding in religious education cases. The court upheld support for religious schools via federal trust, asserting that denying aid would infringe religious freedom. The piece surveys historic objections to state military training and school funding.
A fragmented note on a court ruling about whether public schools may require flag salutes while accommodating students with religious or personal views. The text references church and state separation and past cases about time off from recitation, noting shifts in legal stance since 1949.
A special stockholders meeting is set for Friday to authorize selling 790000 dollars of five percent cumulative preferred stock at 101 dollars per share to finance a charter amendment and plant expansion through 1994. Royster Tucker says automation will boost service while employment grows with higher long distance use. The firm has over 41300 telephones in service, 31300 in High Point, and seeks funds to meet rising community demand.
Local items praise Mrs. Reed for loaning a Junior Britannica to a bed-ridden boy and applaud High Point civic issues. The North Carolina Social Register Foundation files an 18-page Tar Heel families list, while urban renewal advances face political controversy. The North Carolina Music Society forms to support regional artists, and Chamber plans an Open House in a new building later this year.
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