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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1963
Page
2
AP dispatch from Frankfurt reports President Kennedy delivering remarks at a historic red sandstone church site. The account notes attendance by locals and mention of market activity nearby.
In Frankfurt, symbols of German liberal nationalism at Paulskirche frame President Kennedy’s stop, underscoring the city’s historic role in 19th century unification efforts and its war-ravaged postwar reconstruction era amid a booming banking center image.
Pope Paul promises no interference in temporal national affairs while urging peace founded on truth justice love and freedom. He cites John XXIII and the four pillars of pacem in terris as guiding principles for international rights and obligations.
George M. Trautman, president of minor league baseball since 1947, died at his Columbus home after a heart ailment. He helped the sport reach its peak in 1950s with 59 leagues in 443 cities. now 18 leagues remain in 129 cities. Trautman spent most of his career in sports administration, with only one day as a professional player in 1914.
A fragment notes a discussion on morals on Page 1A focusing on figures in London and New York. The terse item hints at guidance aimed at prominent men but lacks specifics, leaving readers with a sense of editorial concern about conduct among elites.
The article describes the Trieste dive to the Thresher wreck site with Lt. Cmdr. Donald Keach and Kenneth McKenzie aboard, detailing the descent, ascent, and supporting navy search efforts. It also notes the Fort Snelling, Capt. Andrews, and the involved weather and sea conditions during the operation.
BESSEMER CITY NC AP The wife of a man and a friend she said forced her for years have been charged with murder in the pistol slaying of Nelson B. Smith 52 operator of a concession stand at a textile mill. Smith was shot eight times while dozing watching TV. Mrs Mary Lou Smith 52 and Alton B Bell 59 were held without bond pending a preliminary hearing. In a Sunday statement she said Bell had forced his attentions on her for years.
The North Carolina Legion's 43rd annual convention closed in Charlotte with 1200 delegates electing L. J. Phipps as commander and adopting a resolution condemning the UNC Progressive Labor Club as atheistic. Negro members urged seating delegates regardless of race, while UNC trustees were urged to investigate the club. Dr Robert L Nugent, former UA vice president and chemist, died in Tucson at 61.
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