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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1962
Page
4
A brief meditation reflecting on disbelief of Jesus' resurrection claims and the call to embrace unseen truths. The piece encourages accepting God’s word beyond human explanation and trusting in divine revelation as delivered by B. A. Copass.
President Kennedy, addressing the United States Chamber of Commerce, argues price setting is not the aim and calls for holding line on prices and wages to keep the economy stable. He urges government to support free enterprise while protecting public interests in collective bargaining.
The article questions the legality of recent legal ads on street name changes. It notes inconsistencies in how streets are named in ads versus current or historic names such as Russell Street versus Russell Avenue and English Street versus English Road. It highlights confusion over Grimes Street, Willowbrook Street, Washington Street, and College Street amid official name updates.
The piece argues jobs barriers for African Americans persist with only about 7 of 100 reaching professional roles while unions restrict apprenticeship. It notes AFL-CIO moves toward nondiscrimination, increased Negro apprentices in New York, and pressures from A Philip Randolph. It also cites consumer-led boycotts and market awareness driving Negro-oriented retail in major cities.
The High Point Enterprise announces its staff roles including editor managing editor and advertising director. It lists home delivery and subscription rates, tax note, USPS classifications, and regional advertising representatives.
The Kennedy administration senses a possible Soviet tilt toward a Berlin accommodation. Optimism rests on Khrushchev and Gromyko statements and on U S willingness to risk war to defend Berlin interests. Economic costs of arms and space programs may push Moscow toward negotiation while officials note mixed signals and dissent within the State Department.
A pair of letters argue for and against urban renewal and public housing in High Point. The pro housing piece praises Mayor Carson Stout and urges competition among builders, while the opposing view cautions about taxes and reliance on real estate interests, urging tax restraint and private handling.
A terse note declares that no junior atomic bomb kit exists from the toy makers, signaling a shift in product promises and consumer expectations.
The American Nurses Association states that quotes about nurses show they are a low priority on the totem pole. It argues nursing salaries do not reflect education or responsibility.
Winterthur near Wilmington Delaware houses Henry Francis du Ponts vast Americana collection. The Spring Museum Garden Tour opens 30 period rooms over a 100 acre grounds, with limited daily access and red carpet treatment for visitors. This thorough display showcases colonial craftsmanship from the 1640s era and highlights pieces from Duncan Phyfe and other New England makers.
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