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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1962
Page
4
President Kennedy rejects brinkmanship and pushes for coexistence while preserving U S security. He cites steps toward cease-fire in Laos, Berlin talks, UN Congo aid, stronger Latin American ties, disarmament efforts, space cooperation, and cultural exchange as paths to peace amid Soviet distrust and Laos tensions.
The largest U S college class agrees a diploma opens doors with higher pay for those entering federal engineering and science roles. Masters path reaches about 8340 dollars annually while Ph D holders earn around 8955. Wall Street Journal notes rising business activity and defense growth. Some Penn State graduates delay offers, but overall unemployment seems distant for 1962 grads.
Editorial notes early wage talks in aluminum follow steel patterns with focus on job security over wage gains. It discusses possible government action, administration stance, and UAW and Machinists negotiations as key tests for price trends and public interest, citing U.S. Steel executive comments.
The High Point Enterprise with offices at 305 307 North Street High Point North Carolina lists subscription rates and staff positions. D A Rawley is president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor C W Patterson JR advertising director V W Idol JR business manager and circulation manager are noted.
New York columnist cites Frank Garcia a police decorated card expert who warns friends may cheat in penny ante games. He notes palming bottom dealing cop checking daubing and more with 15 mail order trick shops and 250000 gaffed decks nationwide. He offers five safety rules to protect players.
A reader criticizes Russell Brantley and his book The Education of Jonathan Beam as vulgar and biased against fundamental Baptists. The letter urges stronger Baptist leadership and cites several theologians and works as corrective reading.
The writer defends the Bible as inspired and inerrant, lamenting misrepresentation by Mr Brantley. He traces fundamentalism to 1920s conservative scholars and urges Wake Forest to return to Scripture or sever ties with the Baptist Convention. He calls Baptists to action if the college stays divergent.
Holt McPherson and supporters claim Councilman Floyd Mehan pressurized for a probe into South Main Street right of way payments. Neill anchors a libel suit threat while defending a $310,580 compensation figure with $106,111 disputed as inaccurate. The piece also notes cancer fund progress, Finland drunk driving cases, and a Yale dean interview on US morality.
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