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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
4
Gov. Terry Sanford urged North Carolinians to back Civil Defense, saying confidence in preparedness reduces attack chances and supports diplomacy. He cited Kennedy's Cuban missile removal as a possible Cold War turning point while warning the danger remains and urging local planning and fallout information.
Nash County residents certified by the Public Welfare Department start receiving experimental food stamps under a pilot project run by the U S Department of Agriculture. About 400 needy families already qualified, with more to come in a few days. Each eligible low income family receives twelve dollars in free stamps for every fifty two dollars spent on food.
In Tallahassee the State Hotel and Restaurant Commission will use old fashioned egg timers to remind employees to keep phone conversations short. Commissioner Robert Riedel cited the sand running through the timer as a psychological cue and ordered workers to activate their timers before talking.
In North Carolina both parties press for votes with five days left. In the 8th District Republican Charles Raper Jonas campaigns in Montgomery County and Meckenburg County while Democrat A Paul Kitchin tours Mecklenburg and Anson and Richmond counties and calls for across the board tax cuts. In the 10th District Republican Carroll Barringer speaks with GOP workers about Cuba policy and missile bases. Barringer opposes Basil Whitner as he campaigns through Cleveland Rutherford and Gaston counties. Walleser plans stops in Catawba and Gastonia with an address at First Methodist Church. The Democratic caravan is in Roanoke Rapids in the 2nd District today, where Rep. L. H. Fountain is unopposed. Deposits noted since June 1, 1934.
ARCATA Calif AP Jerry Blueford a freshman from Oakland California quit football and joined Humboldt State College cross country. He went out on a run Tuesday and got lost. He called a cab. After four bits he was back on campus re oriented in shorts spikes and sweat suit. The cabbie said I trusted him.
Albert W. Simon, 5, a German refugee and Sarasota mechanic, died of a heart ailment at 1 30 p m Monday. His wife Erna died at 7 30 p m in West Berlin from a similar illness. Cablegrams revealed the coincidence as both spouses perished within the same hour. Simon came to Sarasota in 1958 after his wife remained in Germany for health reasons.
A student search at the University of Mississippi uncovered a small arsenal in Lester Hall, including a dismantled rifle and pistol, tear gas grenades, and a full gas can. Police and MPs cordoned off the dorm as 100 plus male students gathered outside, amid tense campus climate ahead of the Ole Miss LSU football game.
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