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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1963
Page
3
A compact maxim from Caius Sallust urges settling the matter in the mind, seeking good counsel before beginning, and then acting decisively once a decision is made, to avoid hesitation and doubt.
The piece reports rising tension in the civil rights front as Congress considers a broad anti discrimination bill. It notes House action, potential Senate filibuster, and Philadelphia mayoral race as pivotal tests with Kennedy highlighting Negro rights. Voter sentiment among Philadelphia’s sizable Black population looms large.
The Vatican Ecumenical Council endorsed moves toward a perpetual calendar and a fixed Easter date. Acceptance hinges on wider church agreement while retaining the seven day week. The reform aims to place Easter on the same date annually, with future civil adoption urged beyond religious objections.
A Rome man named Gaman sues a chat tanoogan alleging weekly poker losses reaching 70 000. The suit compares gambling violations as a basis for action, a tactic seen as provocative yet plausible in today’s litigation environment.
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff positions including president secretary treasurer editor managing editor advertising director business manager and circulation manager. The document shows names D. A. Rawley Mrs. R. B. Terry and Patterson Jr among others associated with the newspaper’s management.
Washington reports an anticipated government shift from military to human welfare aims in science. Nobel laureate Linus Pauling urged balance away from Moon shot focus, echoed by President Kennedy and adviser Wiesner. Officials expect reduced emphasis on defense projects and greater investment in addressing global health and environmental needs.
Duke University plans to appoint Ray E. Brown as director of its Graduate Program in Hospital Administration. Brown resigns as Vice President for Administration at the University of Chicago after 19 years, returning to North Carolina to focus on research and writing in health management. He helped shape Baptist Hospital at Winston-Salem and contributed to North Carolina Memorial Hospital project planning.
A Sunday sermon outlines four marks of true discipleship: desire for truth, love for man, daily deeds, and bearing the cross. The speaker urges open minded study, universal goodwill, visible good works, and steadfast cross bearing despite hardships, citing Biblical examples and modern complacency.
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