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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1962
Page
4
A devotional meditation references Psalm 135 13 praising the Lord for eternal guidance and rule. It extols the great disposer and mighty king as supreme, noting no one is greater or on the throne beside Him, addressing Horace as a framing voice.
The piece argues Khrushchev seeks concessions from the West by pressuring Kennedy at Geneva to cancel Christmas Island nuclear tests. It claims Soviet tactics aim to accuse the United States of failure regardless of outcome, using conferences to extract gains while denying genuine agreement.
In Foreign Affairs, John Jay McCloy argues that neutral nations lack a moral opinion in the East West struggle and should not restrain U S policy. He cites neutrals’ failures during the Soviet test moratorium breach and India's Goa actions, urging stronger U S testing to ensure security.
The High Point Enterprise lists D. A. Rawley as president Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer Holt McPherson as secretary and treasurer Joe Brown as editor C W Patterson Jr as managing editor W Idol Jr as advertising director and Charles B Loflin as circulation manager.
Leon Dennen argues Khrushchev pushes for new summits and satellites to divert from domestic crises. He cites Russia's agricultural and economic struggles, a rift with Mao Tse-tung, and limited industrial capacity, urging Western diplomats to press Moscow at Geneva.
A Sunday sermon presents a creed for youth centered on laughter and joy, learning and education, lawfulness, honest labor, and love. It urges keeping spirits bright, finishing school, obeying laws, valuing hard work, and embracing divine love as the guiding principle for life. The speaker cites biblical and historical figures to reinforce these ideals.
The 1961 Department of Motor Vehicles report shows Guilford County leading with 51 fatalities or injuries on roads, statewide totals reaching 60,844 accidents and 1,254 deaths with 34,438 injuries. Rural areas accounted for most crashes. urban areas saw 27,455 accidents. Pedestrian deaths reached 231, and violations like speeding and failure to yield were common. Local High Point saw six deaths.
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