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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1962
Page
4
A compact religious musing quotes Romans 7 20 and William Penn on self control. The passage urges denying temptation and explains that sin dwells within but is not compelled by fate. It emphasizes personal consent to evil and the value of conquering weakness.
Economists from ten nations under United Nations auspices say disarmament can avoid economic collapse. The study notes current military spending at about 20 billion dollars yearly, with over 50 million in military roles. It urges redirecting funds to foreign aid consumer wages science housing and infrastructure to boost living standards.
The Presidential Railroad Commission findings prompt strong medicine to cut 30 000 to 45 000 jobs. Firemen and engineers instantly oppose the report while Labor Secretary Goldberg urges settlement. Kennedy navigates criticism as unions and management prepare to negotiate under nonbinding recommendations.
Seventeen nations under UN auspices will meet in Geneva to discuss general and complete disarmament under international control. The talks involve East and West sides with Britain and the U S preparing for preliminary ministerial meetings, while France withdraws. President Kennedy cautions that no agreement on testing risks a new round of tests.
The High Point Enterprise provides publishing details and staff roles including President D A Rawley and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. R B Terry. Editors De Brown and OLT McPherson are listed with Patterson as Advertising Director and V W Idol Jr as Business Manager.
Roger Corman recalls making The Intruder on location in the South a stark study of a town manipulated by a demagogue. William Shatner stars as the outsider who inflames locals, turning a reluctant community toward overt violence amid a turbulent civil rights era.
A reader urges The Enterprise to seek ex prisoners of war for views on Gary Powers and wartime conduct. He argues survival pressures would force talk under interrogation and praises Powers as a patriot and brave, then asks for more POW opinions on Korea Japan and Germany.
The piece notes Davidson’s split from Guilford to create the 18th district, with Jack Comer’s fate tied to Lexington voter turnout. It highlights Dorothy Gueth’s USC assignment at Richmond USO meeting service personnel from Korea and Iran, and Attorney J. W. Morgan’s Europe trip as tourism booster. It also recalls M. W. Nash’s municipal court portrait ceremony and the long association of E. C. Cridlebaugh with Nash’s early entry into the local bar.
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