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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1962
Page
2
The miracles of Christ were performed quietly to veil majesty with love. This meditation reflects on humility and divine compassion, urging reverence for Jesus’s acts and the gentle power behind them.
The Washington Star column argues the Pentagon under Arthur Sylvester dictated Cuba coverage, denying reporters access and shaping news to create a favorable image. It warns the administration risks eroding public trust as officials may be viewed as manipulating truth like totalitarian regimes, urging rejection of such methods.
The Memphis Press Scimitar argues a Byrd led DC sampling shows nearly 60 percent of aid to dependent children ineligible. It supports nationwide checks on cheaters while defending aid for the genuinely needy and warns wasteful public spending could push everyone onto assistance.
The piece argues that the Cuban stand pushed the nation near nuclear war, noting the Soviet Union’s long capability and the enduring risk. It warns fear is used as psychological warfare, stresses deterrence through massive retaliation, and calls for vigilance during the current tense period while keeping equipment ready.
A Philadelphia Evening Bulletin view outlines a evolving national formula to balance technological change with labor needs. It notes a Chicago & North Western Telegraphers dispute shaping policy, urging management initiative alongside humane concessions like longer dismissal notices, severance, retraining, and seniority respect.
An independent daily and Sunday newspaper serving High Point North Carolina. The High Point Enterprise is published at 305-307 North Main Street with D A Rawley as president and Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer. Holt McPherson serves as editor and Joe Brown as managing editor. W Patterson Jr is advertising director and V V Mollir is business manager. Ward-Griffith Company handles circulation and national advertising representation.
Associated Press analyst James Marlow notes Nixon ignored his slogans after losing to Edmund G Brown, signaling a likely end to his political career. Nixon criticized reporters in a post election press conference while praising volunteers and blaming Brown, Kennedy, and the press for unfair coverage.
Analysis notes that both parties push for Senate redistricting as a practical political move. The East has dominated the Senate and Congress, influencing districts and alienating Piedmont voters. Democrats fear GOP gains from East-tinged disenchantment, with redistricting seen as a bargaining effort to offset future losses.
The piece notes that Democrats caution over high stakes races and recall the 1950 general election closeness. It observes the Piedmont region shifting power, with Guilford and Mecklenburg showing thinner margins for Gavin in 1980, signaling future GOP gains. It suggests redistricting as a remedy to balance Piedmont representation.
A historic look at how North Carolina furniture emerged in the last fifteen years, led by High Point with twenty eight factories and seventy nine statewide. The boom followed cheap timber and rail freight, pushing design upgrades and wider markets in New York, Chicago, and beyond. Urban clustering aided distribution, while timber exhaustion and forestry concerns urged stronger regulation and diverse product lines to sustain profitability.
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