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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1962
Page
4
Short meditation quotes Jeremiah and Isaac Watts discuss divine justice and the link between vice virtue and action. The excerpt contrasts punishment and vengeance with moral behavior and its ultimate relation to God and the afterlife.
United States and Soviet Russia press for an effective Laos cease-fire amid fears of renewed Pathet Lao advances. Hope hinges on implementation and potential Thai border actions, with past Vienna and Kennedy pledges shaping expectations and caution about renewed Communist gains.
Leon Volkov, Newsweek editor, argues Khrushchev moved from seizing Berlin to a policy of peaceful economic and political rivalry with the United States. The Laos cease fire and Kennedy’s growing strength, with Congress backing defense spending, influenced Khrushchev to pursue a different course.
Editorial notes Salan, once the most decorated French general, stands trial in Paris for leading the OAS campaign and coup involvement. The piece compares analogies to American figures, outlines his background from St Cyr to Algeria, and notes the likelihood of conviction and uncertain clemency prospects.
Treasury officials report rising losses from damaged and stolen savings bonds. Forgery cases like Willis Hirsch and Thomas Bartkowsky show criminals cashing bonds with fake credentials. Banks note tellers and customers face increased scrutiny as duplicate bonds reach about 10 million.
A letter from Mrs. Ruby S. Jenkins criticizes Mayor Stout and Councilman Mehan for perceived political games and unequal property compensation during Urban Renewal. She urges voters to question how tax money is spent and to participate in the upcoming May 26 primary to safeguard constitutional rights and local governance.
The piece chronicles a long rivalry between Southern Railway and HPTD for High Point traffic, urging coexistence and noting ICC actions that allow line-haul use with switching charges. It also salutes the Industrial Management Club led by Paul Justice and features Dr. Ralph Robey’s view on postwar stability and inflation, tariff hints, and economic balance.
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