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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1961
Page
4
A brief devotional note cites Jeremiah 51 51 and Plutarch on handling reproach. It urges self examination when faced with false accusations and to consider one’s actions that invite critique. The passage blends scriptural and classical wisdom in a compact daily reading.
Former Vice President Nixon warned Minneapolis listeners that Berlin cannot be managed without risking war. Khrushchev’s warning on the Berlin crisis and East German treaty aims heighten tension as Dean Rusk cites Western rights in Berlin and warns Soviet promises are mere scraps of paper in international law.
Deputies, a local bakery, and the Red Cross joined to feed and assist a truckload of migrant workers stranded near High Point. The act contrasts with a prior incident where a family faced jail over a weekend, highlighting the city’s charitable response.
Seventy five years after Dr. Andrew Taylor Still who founded osteopathy, the tension between osteopaths and physicians persists. The AMA stance has evolved slowly with rare hospital co operation and mergers contested. reforms show cracks as physicians in Philadelphia and California move toward collaboration and MD recognition for osteopathic training. Still’s legacy continues to influence debates over practice and parity.
A New York DA report profiles 17 youths from good homes linked to about 100000 in burglaries over five years. The article examines why these teens acted, the role of parents and counsel, and how they differ from other offenders and peers amid juvenile court handling.
Lynn Nisbet reports on New Year shift as state agencies and counties start new schedules after the 1961 General Assembly. A 19 member highway commission replaces the seven member body, and a 23 member Board of Conservation and Development replaces the 18 member panel. Meetings are set, appointments decided, and the Budget faces a tighter revenue outlook with emphasis on local road improvements.
Charles F. Gritsner of East Carolina College argues for stronger geography education in North Carolina schools. He notes few high schools offer geography, few graduates study it, and many teachers lack geography degrees, urging curriculum changes and statewide action.
The obituary recalls Johnny Muse Murr, eldest Muse daughter known for dramatic flair and storytelling. She died at 53 from a heart attack, wife to Thomas ville Druggist Frank Murr, mother of James Muse Murr ordained years earlier.
Exalted Ruler C H McConnell celebrates securing the 1962 state Elks meeting for High Point to be held the last weekend in May. North Carolina Elks from across the state will attend with their ladies.
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