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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1963
Page
10
Lovelace and Hardin will occupy 1000 square feet on the third floor of the Scottish Bank building. Daniel Courtney announces the new lease as the bank prepares to open its branch next month. Lovelace, a 37 year local attorney and bank director, and Hardin, partner for about two years, are joined by secretary Mildred Coppedge in the firm.
A veteran war correspondent recalls Khrushchev’s restrained stance at celebrations after Stalin’s death, including not sending a telegram. The marshal questions the restraint, while others note Khrushchev’s moderation on art and writing and his evolving stance on personality cults and leadership.
A massive blast shattered South Africa's largest dynamite plant near Johannesburg on Saturday. Four detonations reportedly toppled a brick wall 11 miles away. One woman was killed and injuries are feared as workers investigate the disaster.
The article notes Khrushchev’s foreign concerns over West Germany's possible nuclear capability and Red China’s influence while detailing a Modderfontein factory accident near Johannesburg. A brick wall crushed an African servant as smoke and flames rose. 27 workers injured and initial casualty counts varied amid saboteur rumors. The plant, part of Anglo American, employs about 4,000 and produces hazardous materials for gold mining.
Aristides, a three year old racehorse, earned the distinction as the inaugural Kentucky Derby winner in 1875 marking the race's birth.
One of the season’s first events will run April 6 at Southside Show Grounds on Highway 220 south of Greensboro, sponsored by the Pleasant Garden Community Center. Proceeds fund local recreation facilities. about 800 invitations have been mailed across Piedmont North Carolina. Forty classes feature children ponies, barrel racing, egg and spoon, western and pleasure divisions, jumping, roadster ponies, gaited horses, and a open pleasure championship with an engraved trophy. A Shetland pony will be awarded, and entries are accepted up to show time. John Hall chairs the event.
The Servicemen's Center in Miami Beach appeals for out of town young women to entertain troops amid the Cuban crisis. Troops arrived to find plenty of pastr ies and fruit punch but a shortage of suitable hostesses, prompting the call for 400 to 1,000 volunteers.
Eleanor Lansing Dulles, sister of John Foster and Allen Dulles, retires after nearly two decades in U S public service. A distinguished economist diplomat she later lectured at High Point College on The Making of Foreign Policy.
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