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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1961
Page
4
Paris reports that France’s swift postwar economic rebound under state planning sustains morale and defends stability while colonial wars rage. Renault’s dominance, nationalized banks, and rising exports bolster growth, though defense costs and Algeria conflict loom as risks.
The article argues a Soviet move to replace the East Berlin commander signals a plan to cede East Berlin to East Germany. It warns that a separate peace treaty would empower East Germany to control the entire occupation zone, threatening NATO unity and the fate of Berlin as a test of Western resolve.
Washington observers compare a potential Vandenberg like figure to fill a GOP foreign affairs gap. Once isolationism faded in 1945 he embraced leadership, shaping U S policy at a crucial postwar moment, a role historians say transformed his life and the nation. Kennedy would welcome such a figure now.
Independent daily and Sunday newspaper names its leadership and offices. Lists president secretary treasurer managing editor advertising director business manager editor and circulation manager at 305 Northen Street.
A Sunday sermon reconsiders Eve's role, arguing she bears the burdens and grandeur of motherhood, democracy, and humanity. The speaker cites biblical and literary references to praise Eve as central to life and social bonds, from home to world.
The column cites 38,000 Americans killed and 3,078,000 injured in 1960 highway crashes with speed as a major factor. It notes North Carolina losses over 1,000 deaths, rejects auto inspection bills, argues for patrols and stricter penalties, and urges driver responsibility as summer travel rises.
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