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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
4
Opinion argues that both parties distort news to serve aims and urges free press as check on government. It says credibility suffers when officials hide or twist information and calls for open access to news and truthful reporting to sustain democracy and trust.
The piece argues against 75 mph governors on new North Carolina cars, warning that mechanical limits cannot replace driver judgment. It notes highway deaths and injuries linked to speeds 65 to 75 mph, but stresses that safe driving depends on the driver, not the device. It urges prioritizing safety and cautions that a governor is useless without prudent conduct.
Editorial discusses how European Economic Community policy affects American farmers notably poultry and wheat. It notes tariff shifts in France Belgium Holland Italy West Germany and potential impacts on exports and prices. It cites Monnet reform aims to create an efficient agricultural community and warns against protectionism causing overproduction and higher costs.
The High Point Enterprise publication data lists staff roles, titles, and advertising contacts. It includes office address at 305 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and notes on circulation managers and national advertising representation.
James Marlow reports from Washington on a Costa Rican led accord where six Central American presidents pledged to pursue social and economic reforms and to halt Communist influence from Cuba. The plan hinges on cooperation, U S support, and tighter sea and air surveillance, with no decisive action yet against Castro.
Two readers urge harmony among faiths. Donald Lomax argues Rev. Woodrow Robbins should model tolerance toward Eastern Orthodox Catholics and Jews. G. J. Hornaday says sectarian arrogance blocks peace at home and abroad.
CLAN HICKS of the Church of Christ urges open debate on religious criticism. He argues that critics must apply equal scrutiny to all denominations and that a good religion welcomes the hammer of investigation. He cites double standards and urges a clear Yes or No on criticizing religion.
A writer reflects on accusations of bigotry and inconsistency aimed at criticizing denominationalism. The author clarifies they oppose personal attacks plus wishes to debate ideas rather than individuals.
Fletcher Wall reports on the Peace Corps impact in Brazil amid Amazon timber trade and rural life while Pat Brown details daffodil blooming at Deep River estate. Mary Simmons Conner renovates Jarrell building for Baylass Stores as High Point College garden gains praise and the Sheraton sale progresses with new owners planning fall renovations.
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