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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1964
Page
3
Verse from Hebrews 9 28 reminds that Christ offered to bear sins once and will return not to deal with sin but to save those who await him. Donald Lester adds that salvation comes from what another does for us.
State Secretary Dean Rusk addressed NATO ministers urging a full isolate Cuba policy abroad and at home. He warned that aid to Castro would undermine Latin America and threaten Western stability. He decried allies who trade with Cuba and pressed for continued US aerial reconnaissance and firm policy.
Duke Power announces that its advanced industrial programs in North and South Carolina will form the core of a national industry recruiting drive. The plan highlights Guilford Industrial Education Center at James Town as a model, arguing trained workers attract new plants and benefit existing industry without tax gimmicks.
Editorial notes Khrushchev’s visit to the United Arab Republic backs the Aswan High Dam with Soviet funds and arms. It links Egypt’s nationalization of the Suez Canal to Western withdrawal in 1956, and frames Nasser as a modern statesman. The dam will boost farm land and power generation, though Arab gratitude may vary.
Describes sections authorizing the Attorney General to sue for desegregation in public facilities excluding schools, with provisions on standing, intervention, and costs. It defines desegregation in public education, outlines school terms, and mandates surveys and technical assistance to support desegregation efforts nationwide.
The notes describe agency access to information and personnel to assist schools facing desegregation challenges, including funding for training institutes and grants. It outlines institute operations through higher education partners, stipends for attendees, and specify grant criteria for in service training and specialist advisory support. It also covers payment methods, grant considerations, and attorney general suits related to complaints on desegregation and equal protection.
A High Point editorial laments civic fatigue as fund drives lag for the United Fund and cancer crusade and Kennedy Memorial tickets. It urges prompt giving, calls for community renewal, and notes support for Dr I G Greer’s Baptist Children’s Home and civic leaders traveling or speaking locally and nationally.
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