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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1963
Page
4
The excerpt presents a religious reflection citing I John 4 21 and Lamennais about loving God and neighbor. It emphasizes love as a divine presence and a paradise on earth for the loving heart.
An outspoken editorial argues that a shorter work week is not a cure for unemployment and that featherbedding exists across industries from railroads to construction and media. It warns that resistance to automation harms both workers and firms and calls for joint adoption of technological progress with shared benefits and responsible change to ensure real job security and public interest.
Editor George L. Lenox argues that democracy and free enterprise require vigilance against government overreach. He urges voters to elect a president who contracts rather than expands federal power, champions constitutional government, and leads with honesty and practicality. He warns that fear and manipulation threaten individual freedoms.
President Kennedy’s visit to St John’s Episcopal Church in Washington marks his first Protestant church visit since becoming president. The piece links this to Pope John XXIII’s meeting with Alexei Adzhubei, Khrushchev’s son-in-law, and notes potential implications for future U S Vatican relations.
Editorial research notes the House Judiciary Antitrust subcommittee under Rep. Emanuel Celler begins hearings on the newspaper industry. The panel focuses on mergers and ownership of media by papers, with debate on strikes and antitrust exemptions, amid dwindling editorial competition in U.S. cities.
The High Point Enterprise page lists president D A Rawley, secretary treasurer Mrs R B Terry, editor Holt McPherson, managing editor Joe Brown, advertising director W W Idol Jr, business manager Charles B Loflin, and circulation manager. It outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday, daily, and Sunday only delivery and notes payment terms and carrier responsibilities.
A man dies in New York after two ailments are treated separately by two doctors who withhold information from one another. The result is conflicting regimens that worsen his condition and hasten death. The anecdote echoes Winslow on secrecy in medical practice and the dangers of isolated care.
An archival note recalls a surgeon tending a leg wound and then sending for another to hide the second injury, Winslow noting a circumstance behind the Count’s death. It also cites patient stubbornness as a major factor in medical mortality and Wilde’s quip on a “successful” play with a failing audience.
Jaycee President Ed Post leads broad scale prep for High Point to be named one of eleven All-America cities from 22 finalists. The plan emphasizes city wide noncommercial promotion and concerns over costs, private sales pressure, and keeping the honor for the community.
The article portrays the executive as a multifaceted leader known by many titles who daily seeks solutions while managing budgets taxes inventories and production. It emphasizes pressure precision responsibility leadership communication and relentless pursuit of better performance, citing a merchants association bulletin.
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