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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1961
Page
4
A reflection quoting James 2 6 on oppression by the rich and the value of charity, contrasting wealth without generosity with Henry Fielding's warning that riches become meaningful only when used to bless others.
The piece says Radio Moscow attacked the United States for arming Chinese bandits in Laos while Moscow-backed Souvanna Phouma leads the so called lawful government. It cites Chiang Kai shek remnants in Burma crossing into Laos, Soviet military aid to Pathet Lao, and reporters confirming American weapons in Lao bases.
Treasury Secretary Dillon told a congressional committee that continuing recession will push fiscal 1961 red and tax revenues fall about 1.5 billion short of estimates. He notes 1962 may balance on hoped upturn while Rep St George warns deficits could reach about 15 billion over four years.
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff roles including president secretary treasurer editor managing editor advertising director and circulation manager at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
Esther Peterson of the Labor Department defends working women as essential to the economy. She notes most employed women are married, many with unemployed or low income husbands, and that women enter the workforce for necessity rather than luxury.
A Sunday sermon extols Palestine as a small land with a vast spiritual impact. It links Moses and the Israelites, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and traces the cradle of Christian faith from prophets to Jesus, urging acceptance of the gift of divine guidance.
Trevor Vaughan Williams, 15, of Hillcrest Australia, has written to the North Carolina Confederate Centennial Commission seeking information on the Civil War and its 100th anniversary. He explains his interest stems from histories and the Alabama shipyard's role and invites correspondence.
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