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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1963
Page
3
Editorial argues High Point parents will vote on school lunch operation and National School Lunch Program terms. It warns the Board to present fair, impartial information, avoid emotional labeling, and ensure transparent counting and process. It urges scrupulous fairness and no methods to tilt the outcome.
Ed Mendenhall of High Point rises to the presidency of the National Association of Realtors. The Quaker leader is cited for decades of service, downtown revitalization work, and a reputation for integrity arising from a small city guiding national real estate interests.
Editorial notes handsome nursing homes masking low standards persist while government and medical groups push improvement. Growth in beds outpaced facilities, with costs borne largely by low income patients. new federal aid, accreditation efforts, and expanding insurance coverage aim to raise care quality and access nationwide.
Ward Cannel explains the coming word power battle as the Civil War centennial nears its end and the 300th Shakespeare birthday and World's Fair loom. He examines English flexibility, spelling pitfalls, and how language shapes status and advancement, with tips to grow one’s vocabulary.
A reader defends the North Carolina General Assembly against scorn for the Speaker Ban Law. He recalls wartime sacrifice, urges a state wide referendum, and contrasts U S policy with Soviet actions including the Barghoorn case and wheat trade. Mentioning Khrushchev, Kennedy, and foreign intolerance, he questions coddling enemies.
The piece praises free enterprise as the world’s highest standard of living and urges guarding it with zeal. It commends the General Assembly for passing HB 1395, the Anti-Communist Speaker Law, and predicts voters will reward it at the next election.
An editor voices frustration at Donald Field over road work near North Main Street and Westchester Drive. A long, satirical exchange recalls local traffic engineering, old Plank Road, and a joke about a Walker surname.
A Forsyth County chapter address details how the North Carolina American Cancer Society has grown a volunteer base of 823 and broadens cancer education beyond tobacco links. The piece stresses early detection, prohibition on contagion, and the push for safer cigarettes as part of a constructive approach to reducing deaths from lung cancer.
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