Our deeds determine us says George Eliot quote
A concise quotation from George Eliot on how actions shape identity and character, reflecting on personal responsibility and moral formation.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1963
Page
4
A concise quotation from George Eliot on how actions shape identity and character, reflecting on personal responsibility and moral formation.
The High Point Human Relations Commission loses chairman Arnold J. Koonce as he resigns under growing pressure. With the December 6 truce end looming, the agency needs steady leadership, experience, and courage to advance civil justice and cooperation in the community. A prompt replacement is hoped to sustain progress built under Capus Waynick’s earlier leadership.
Superior Court Judge E Maurice Braswell at a Chapel Hill seminar urged reporters to go beyond facts and actively educate law enforcement by using court terms and persistent scrutiny. He argued journalism should serve justice while maintaining fairness and avoiding editorializing, stressing accurate coverage strengthens respect for law and administration of justice.
Senate Minority Leader Everett Dirksen weighs proposals to retain a 4 percent dividend tax credit amid Kennedy plan to repeal it. He questions limits and advocates preserving benefits for stockholders, while administration vows opposition to portraying him as Santa Claus in the tax fight.
Ad copy emphasizes leadership positions including Advertising Director and Business Manager. The piece outlines responsibilities in circulation, sales strategy, and team coordination within a newspaper or media company. It highlights accountability for revenue growth and market outreach.
Henry Cathcart argues that two separate mob actions in Dallas and New York illustrate dangers when demonstrations replace orderly democratic processes. He notes right wing links but warns abuses extend beyond extremes and urges lawful avenues for protest.
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller weighs two hopes as he enters the Republican presidential race against Barry Goldwater. He acknowledges being the underdog in polls and faces questions about balancing liberal views with a conservative base, while his remarriage could affect his political future.
A collection of quoted remarks from political figures and public figures touching on nuclear tests religion prisons crime and social life. The remarks include Nixon on optimism over a nuclear test ban Ben Bella on revolution and prisons and Hoover Wilkins on civil rights and life.
The column notes a tense atmosphere amid potential threats while asserting that an invasion is not imminent. It emphasizes caution and vigilance in national security discourse and reflects contemporary public anxiety.
National Association of Real Estate Boards may name Ed Mendenhall as its next president at the New York City election. He has served as a director and chaired major committees for 14 years and is favored by the nominating committee. Postmaster Walter L. York fanfare surrounds ABCD status for downtown four hour delivery in High Point and 275 other cities. The program expands service with no extra staff, amid doubling postal receipts in High Point to about 1.5 million annually and ongoing growth requiring new space at the 30 year old post office.
Directors of Piedmont Savings and Loan Association held a memorial service for former president Henry V. Koonts who died October 15. Blake Thompson became president, R. T. Amos Jr. named first vice president, as the group moved to its November meeting.
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