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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
4
A devotional note reflecting on seeing good through divine light. Quotation from Psalms 4 6 and a line from Jean Paul Richter about God as unseen light that reveals colors. The text emphasizes inner perception over visual touch and spiritual warmth guiding understanding.
The Maryland study summarized by Percy V. Williams finds that nearly all dropouts come from parents who are themselves dropouts, with over 80 percent of mothers and fathers not completing school. More than half live in low income, unskilled households, and over two thirds avoided athletics or extracurriculars. Reading inability is the most common academic factor, with 45.5 percent reading at or below sixth grade when they quit.
In a Montgomery Advertiser letter, critics attack IRS rules on deducting entertainment costs, arguing wives are treated as a net loss and suggesting the policy pressures exclusion of wives in favor of secretaries. Mortimer Caplin faces reader responses at 12th Street and Constitution Avenue Washington.
The Oregonian reports a November incident where over twenty youths damaged a North Portland penthouse at Travelers' Motel. Two youths faced 20 day jail terms for larceny. another joined the Army. Owner John Goss sent 20 letters to parents. only three replies were received, highlighting alleged parental indifference.
The Laurel Leader Call reflects on England's fight to join the European Common Market and its need to export to Europe to balance trade. It recalls World War II resilience and suggests possible action with the United States to counter restrictive European charges on American poultry and aid.
The High Point Enterprise announces staff roles including D. A. Rawley president and C. W. Patterson Jr. editor. It lists advertising, circulation, and business contacts while publishing rate schedules for daily and Sunday, Sunday only, and mail subscriptions with tax notices and carrier delivery guidance.
The article reports Beijing using Maoist rhetoric to attack Khrushchev and push a split in the Communist movement. It notes Peking's public broadside, Red Flag publication, and the potential for wider Asian, African, and Latin American support if Moscow fails to respond.
William A. Shires notes DMV support for legislation to remove the FS-1 insurance proof requirement and adopt a strict honor system. DMV and highway patrol would gain reduced paperwork and fewer manhours spent pursuing insurance terminations, with Troopers still doing road checks for safety. Virginia experience cited: ending proof did not raise uninsured drivers.
In wake of Charlotte Observer essays on whether the Bible Belt still defines the South, Rev. William D. Bobbitt Jr. argues for a stronger God directed theology and modern Christian education while acknowledging lingering guilt and social responsibility. He cites postwar church growth and warns against retreat to old, humanist views.
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