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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1962
Page
4
A reflection quotes Ezekiel 44 23 urging teaching the people to distinguish holy from common and clean from unclean. It notes wisdom and discretion as among the mind's shining qualities and emphasizes practical discernment.
The visit to Romania includes Khrushchev predicting the Red Flag will fly over Washington in a future generation without a war. He argues socialism will spread in small doses until Americans vote for a socialist state, prompting vigilance about Lenin and Manuilsky ideas and urging Americans to remember their own freedoms.
Former President Eisenhower challenges both parties by calling for large reductions in the 51.6 billion defense budget. He says current spending reflects unfounded fears and reluctance to abandon outdated concepts and warns against compromising security during a transition to a peace economy. He criticizes the Kennedy era in a strong speech. He argues cuts will not harm the economy and stresses the need for a world with no aggressors and a capable United Nations force.
Publication details for The High Point Enterprise including staff titles and addresses plus subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Notes on AP membership and mailing terms along with tax and delivery clarifications.
President Kennedy's foreign aid clash with Congress highlights need for a reappraisal of policy. The piece argues Yugoslavia and Poland differ, Tito's alignment with Moscow, and risks of aid to Red autocrats, urging a hard favor-for-favor approach and noting Pakistan and India contrasts.
A Sunday sermon argues there is no true neutrality in life and urges firm allegiance to Christian ideals. The speaker profiles historical figures and asserts Christ’s cross-centred salvation, calling for sobriety, learning, liberty, and a united peaceful world under God.
NEA booklet surveys over 40 national projects in science math English foreign language and social studies underway in public schools. Projects include Illinois Math SMSG PSSC FLES and the National Task Force on Economic Education with aims to update content, train teachers, and evaluate progress.
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