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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1962
Page
2
A brief meditation cites Romans 15 4 and Daniel Webster to reflect on steadfastness and hope. It frames the Bible as a book of faith doctrine morals religion and special revelation from God, inviting contemplation and guidance from sacred texts.
UNC President William C. Friday advocates renaming the Consolidated University of North Carolina as the University of North Carolina. The three core campuses would be Chapel Hill Raleigh and Greensboro with undergraduate liberal arts sciences offered on each and Woman's College opened to men. Expansion could add community college branches and a single university operating in multiple regions to meet growing enrollment.
After last Tuesday's election in Guilford County experts discuss a possible realignment of U S parties toward liberal and conservative wings. The rebirth of the Republican Party in the South and reverse national trends may signal a gradual shift that could take years to prove.
An AFL-CIO Executive Council meeting in Washington faces a deepening rift between President George Meany and Walter Reuther over control of a vacant CIO seat. Reuther presses for a CIO appointee, while Meany leverages AFL power. Labor shifts from blue collar to engineers and tech workers intensify tensions amid NAACP actions and union responses in aerospace and maritime sectors.
The document lists the High Point Enterprise staff including president secretary treasurer editor and managing editor with names such as D A Rawley Mrs Br Terry Holt McPherson Joe Brown and W Patterson Jr It also notes advertising and business roles and the circulation manager plus a detailed subscription rate table for daily weekly and Sunday editions and notes on postal classifications and advertising representation. It confirms Associated Press rights and delivery terms with local carrier Ward Griffith Company and national advertising representatives.
Washington essay analyzes rival theories on how the Cuban crisis reshaped Soviet leadership, weighing risks of retaliation, potential steps short of war, and the value of Guantanamo. It argues readiness improvements, warns of Caribbean warning-system gaps, and notes Cuba's isolation and Moscow dependence with no clear payoff for continued meddling.
Washington staff reports Cuban crisis mood with a Pentagon cat sign marked SAC Headquarters and half the cats removed as the crisis eases. Ted Kennedy’s Boston aide Crimmins earns sharp quips about politicians, while a prison of jokes circulates in the campaign trail and press room dynamics.
Gen Maxwell Taylor's career paths include resigning Army chief of staff in 1959 to lead a Mexican power company, later presiding at Lincoln Center, returning as White House military adviser, and serving again as chairman of the Joint Chiefs. At the National Press Club, Archbishop of Canterbury jokes about beards in a witty exchange with George Cullen. Kennedy aides tease reporters with a off the record remark.
A medley of light verse and jokes from a Southern Railway magazine, including quips about fame money and praise, a sanitary infant care joke, a dynamo vs electric fan line, a French Revolution film quip, a court scene gag, a jetliner punchline, and a classroom arithmetic aside, all bystanders’ humor and human moments.
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