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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1963
Page
3
A short meditation quotes Proverbs 29 7 about the righteous and the poor and quotes Sir Winston Churchill on the forward march of the common people toward their inheritance and a broader age for all lands.
The piece condemns federal testing programs in Wichita junior highs as invasive and an invasion of family privacy funded by the National Defense Education Act. It cites Senate amendments to curb such tests and argues education should avoid sociological or psychological intrusion into homes while affirming free public education.
The Charlotte News lauds Mayor Stan Brookshire for steering the 238 acre Brooklyn redevelopment with a long range plan. It praises his move to form a committee to guide future development and prevent midstream floundering as slum clearance transitions to repopulation and high value property creation.
The Charleston News & Courier notes The New York Daily Mirror has ceased publication amid ongoing losses. The piece argues profits, not public esteem, sustain papers, warning against a subsidized press and noting other respected papers folded despite high regard.
The Lexington Dispatch notes High Point College, born of the Methodist Protestant church, now a pride of the Western North Carolina Conference. W Lawson Allen becomes business manager after serving as director of development and holding Baptist seminary degrees.
The High Point Enterprise established 1884 publishes daily and Sunday editions with staff listings and subscription rates. It notes carrier agents and independent contractors handle distribution and cautions the paper is not responsible for advance payments by carriers or their reps.
In Chicago the ninth annual conference of the US National Commission for UNESCO urged public understanding of European unity and warned of dangers from regional groupings and the far right. Delegates noted cautions about Atlantic ties, urged scientific cooperation, and cited Stevenson’s Dallas attack as evidence of far right strength.
William A. Shires reports a strenuous start to the year as supporters of the little federal constitutional amendment mobilize for a vigorous campaign to win approval. The fight will divide eastern and western NC from the Piedmont and pits Dem leaders against opponents including Republicans and some large newspapers. Senate leader T. Clarence Stone signals eastern backing, while stressing regional stakes in Guilford, Mecklenburg, and Forsyth counties.
Guest columnist Mrs. Noel Naishett profiles Ann Landers book All Landers Talks to Teen-Agers About Sex. The review praises its direct language, emphasis on personal responsibility, and practical cautions on going steady, pregnancy, VD, and homosexuality while urging humane guidance in schools.
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