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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
4
The New York printers walkout raises issues of compulsory arbitration and industry wide strikes. The dispute prompts discussion of federal role and potential legislation defining arbitration procedures and the scope of contracts. Outcomes may shape labor management relations amid advancing automation.
Students at High Point Central High School publish an open letter defending Dr. W J Scott. They refute a community misimpression, cite scholarships and service clubs, and express loyalty to leadership. The Beta Club and school organizations sign.
The Moore death triggers calls to abolish boxing in California where Gov. Edmund Brown opposes the sport. Supporters say boxing is dying and dangerous, with underworld ties. opponents warn abolition is heavy-handed and may be avoided by tighter regulation. The armed forces and AAU already require headgear for amateurs.
The piece surveys new British satirical activity in America and Britain led by Beyond the Fringe and The Establishment. It notes Private Eye's boldness, Harold Macmillan’s reactions, and Peter Cook’s provocative cafe revue while contrasting European political wit with American tastes.
The paper lists D. A. Rawley as President Mrs R B Terry as Secretary Treasurer Holt McPherson as Editor Joe Brown as Managing Editor C W Patterson Jr as Advertising Director W W Idol Jr as Business Manager Charles B Loflin as Circulation Manager.
The piece argues large organizations waste money on publicity and should invest in direct communication with the public and employees. It cites airline delays and poor information as a case where hidden facts and false assurances erode goodwill and morale, harming identity and survival.
Since announcing he won't run for president in 1964 he has continued campaigning. The item notes ongoing public appearances and political activity despite the decision not to seek the presidency.
U Thant urges early agreement on a nuclear test ban. William Edwards notes marriage pitfalls. Zanuck jokes about Hollywood in Europe.
A High Point Central High School student body executive committee affirms confidence in Principal Scott and regrets a few immature actions that may have misrepresented overall student conduct. The note addresses the High Point community regarding the incident.
The piece notes student anger over secret societies at Central High School and praises Principal Jack Scott for enforcing dress and conduct rules. It also covers floral tributes for Dr. Doak Bain Carrick, a planned Girl Scout reorganization in High Point, and plans to host Baroness Maria von Trapp at a March Executives Club dinner.
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