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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1962
Page
4
Editorial discusses a year of shifts in U S foreign policy showing greater American confidence and power. It cites Kennedy's stance on nuclear readiness, Geneva talks with the Soviet Union, and nationalism as a driving force while noting Cuba Vietnam and Laos tensions.
The Supreme Court holds federal review of state legislative makeup is permissible, confirming jurisdiction and standing for a Tennessee reapportionment case. The decision signals potential shifts in political strategy and party dynamics as states like Maryland and North Carolina face long overdue redistricting and possible further legal challenges.
Editorial notes 1961 peacetime profit high and 1962 may top it with after tax profits around 26.6 billion in Q4 1961 and a stronger earnings outlook. It cites Business Week on margins, depreciation rise, and automation cutting labor costs, with optimism for a profits revival tied to Kennedy budget projections.
The article argues joint space ventures with the Soviet Union risk false hope and weaken Western defense. It notes Kennedy Khrushchev talks on televised coverage and satellites, but warns Moscow uses space outreach to gain leverage while offering little in return. It concludes real U S Soviet space cooperation requires prior progress on Berlin Vietnam disarmament and other urgent issues.
Lynn Nisbet shares a hospital stay and a faded bet while noting cancer's persistence and the need to pace his work. The second segment covers the travel promotion mission to Europe led by Charles B. Wade, highlighting dividends from increased inquiries and future visitors to North Carolina and echoes of past Hodges led safaris.
Notes On The News quips that featherbedding, not goose down demand, lies behind labor issues. Homer is humorously urged to reconsider the claimed connection as a lighthearted take on workplace economics and industry talk.
Quotes critique mass media beauty norms and conformity, with voices from a former cover girl Jinx Falkenburg, Ohio Penitentiary associate warden Marion J. Koleski, a Communist Party journal, and Katanga leader Moise Tshombe. They address image making, juvenile delinquency, revolution, and self determination.
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