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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1962
Page
4
A reflective medley cites Numbers 14 41 on resisting transgression and Tibullus warning that hidden sins fail before God. It juxtaposes biblical and classic moral admonitions urging conscience before action.
The cease fire in Algiers ending seven years of war marks a possible end to colonial wars. While Portugal, the Netherlands, and Britain still face lesser fights, Algeria’s settlement may let France and the United States pursue freer global security. General De Gaulle’s leadership is praised for steering France toward stable postwar ties across the Mediterranean and potentially creating a safer world.
Fernand Gigon observes how Westerners in Peiping face a closed society. Diplomats rely on translation and gossip, while Chinese officials control travel and information through surveillance and bureaucratic limits. A provocative contrast unfolds with East German athletes amid a sea of rigidity.
After 11 years on the High Point Elections Board, Mrs P Hunter Dalton asks to be relieved due to other duties. In her valedictory she urges party leaders to grow youth voting and notes only about ten percent of registrants are aged 21 to 30. Negro youth show stronger registration interest than white, with over half in the 20 to 30 range.
The Israeli Supreme Court weighs Adolf Eichmann's appeal against a 15-count war crimes and genocide verdict. The case centers on Eichmann as a symbol of the Holocaust and the 1950 Eichmann Law allowing execution by hanging. If rejected, final recourse is to President Ben-Zvi. a successful appeal could mean the first hanging under Israel’s Nazi crimes framework.
The page lists staff positions including Mrs. R. B. Terry as Secretary-Treasurer and Holt McPherson as Editor. Joe Brown is Managing Editor with W. Patterson Jr. as Advertising Director and Gunns B. Loflin as Circulation Manager, among others.
James Marlow notes progress from barbers and clubs to reading and houses. He lists modern safeguards and weapons, contrasts spring’s optimism with Algeria’s cease-fire violence in Oran and looming danger as US and Soviet missiles threaten global security.
The report surveys tensions around the Sea of Galilee between Israelis and Syrians over weapons and air power. Fidel Castro vows to try captured Cuban rebels after last year’s invasion attempt. Laos and Viet Nam wars intensify as Guatemala police crack down on protesters. Jacqueline Kennedy tours India and Pakistan seeking better ties, signaling rare cooperation, including wartime cooperation against locusts.
The National Association of Furniture Manufacturers pushes a 30 day nationwide market to replace scattered regional showings. Buyers in the South ahead of April previews signal sustained competition and flexible access to goods.
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