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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1961

Page

4

There Is Only America Says Kremlin Master

The editorial warns Americans that Khrushchev portrays the United States as the sole obstacle to international communism. It cites his speech claiming America’s rise from a late start to second place and his boast that England France and others are left behind as he calls the nation a worn-out runner. It urges vigilance and unity against Communist expansion.

America Kremlin United States England Africa Asia France Hoffa Hitler Mussolini

May Dip in Living Costs Fails to Deter Economic Alarm

The May cost of living index shows a 0.1 percent drop, greeted with cautious optimism. Analysts warn June may rise slightly due to seasonal fruit and vegetable prices, while officials urge faster economic action to regain momentum and outpace foreign rivals.

Labor Department Robert J. Myers

Travel Service chief Gilmore faces push to boost U S tourism

The new U S Travel Service head Gilmore tackles a big task to expand international travel. US residents spend about 2 billion abroad yearly while foreign visitors spend about 1 billion here, signaling imbalances in the balance of payments and the need to cut red tape and better promote the American experience.

Gilmore U. S Soviet Union United States

Editorial Research Off To Camp

The piece describes a nationwide summer camp movement with millions of children attending thousands of camps run by YMCA YWCA YMHA Scouts and other groups. It notes rail and bus terminals as hubs for departures lists social trends and references national parks and Kennedy era proposals for new parks and camping facilities.

YMCA YWCA YMHA Boy and Girl Scouts Camp Fire Girls The Federation of Girls’ Clubs Woodcraft League of America New York City Grand Central Terminal Grand Central Pennsylvania Station New York United States Fred A. Seaton Interior Kennedy Congress Cape Cod Padre Island Texas Point Reyes Calif

Navy teaches deaf sign language to frogmen for undersea ops

Dr Peter R Wisher of Gallaudet College developed a sign language for Navy frogmen to communicate silently during hazardous undersea missions. The simplified system covers 26 letter alphabet and a 170 word vocabulary, usable in six two hour sessions, aiding sonar operators and air rescue teams amid loud environments.

Jerry Bennett Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington NEA Navy Peter R. Wisher Washington Gallaudet College Gallaudet Wisher Key West Fla Dr. Wisher

Drive to fund Battleship North Carolina restoration stalls

Holt McPherson 4 Vernon AP High Point lags in statewide appeal to raise 250000 by July 1 for reclaiming the Battleship North Carolina. Admiral Dowdy notes donations barely reach a thousand despite a prime tourist goal. The piece also honors Albert Wilkinson and covers a High Point Merchants Association banquet with awards to J W Morgan and others.

High Point North Carolina Henry Dowdy Charlotte Bob Alander Betty Sue Johnson Merchants Association Ed Kemp Arnold Aronson Representative Kemp Tar Heel Roscoe Adams J. W. Morgan J. W. Gordon Ralph Greeson

Round the Capitol explores regional schooling and equality

In Lynn Nisbet’s Round the Capitol column, he argues sectionalism in North Carolina often reflects zealous for equal opportunities rather than jealousy. He cites expansions of schools for the deaf, mentally retarded, TB sanatoria, and regional colleges, noting growth occurred to serve homes and economies across eastern, western, and central regions.

North Carolina

Notes On The News Evident jealousy shapes North Carolina bond debates

The piece notes how state facilities reuse existing properties like a Leonard school for Negro boys at McCain and Swannanoa hospital, avoiding land purchases while upgrading to meet needs. It cites rivalries in highway planning and local tax bond votes for schools, hospitals, and historic sites as costly effects of jealousy and political competition.

Albert Wilkinson Duke University Woman's College High Point Old Trinity College Duke Leonard School McCain Swannanoa Army Hospital Butner Eastern TB Wilson Dobbs Farm Goldsboro Morganton Far East Piedmont Papa Ann R

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