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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1963
Page
3
In a Greenville News column editors describe the arduous craft of writing editorials. They compare reporters at heart to editorial writers, noting the mental strain and physical labor, the need for background, and the mix of inspiration and controversy. They conclude writing is a way of living, not merely a job.
The Huntington Herald-Dispatch notes three more Americans are inducted into the Newspaperboy Hall of Fame Thomas A Clark Danny Thomas and John Glenn join a line of leaders once paper boys including Eisenhower Hoover Sandburg Spellman Magnin Disney Snider Hoo ver Crosby and Rickenbacker The piece emphasizes discipline business insight and early ambition gained while delivering papers and predicts future leaders emerge from such beginnings.
TheWall Street Journal notes an IRS demand to prove a claim supporting an 80 year old aunt and her finances. A young secretary faced a 15 day ultimatum and risk of perjury, with awkward phone responses and broad questions about tax relief and honesty.
Sigma Delta Chi Freedom of Information Committee faults Washington secrecy and calls for a federal records openness law with narrow national security exemptions. It criticizes Defense Secretary McNamara for press control during the Cuban crisis while noting 39 percent of committee meetings stayed closed in early 1963.
The High Point Enterprise lists J. A. Rawley as President MAS. R. 8. Terry serves as Secretary Treasurer Holt McPherson. Editor Joe Brown. Managing Editor C. W. Patterson Jr. Advertising Director VW Idol Jr. Business Manager Charles B. Loflin. Circulation Manager.
Henry Cathcart reports that photo offset printing and fast aerial transport boost counterfeiting. Secret Service seizures rose from 59,000 in 1945 to 3.4 million in the year ending June 30. The piece notes moonlighting cab drivers among government workers and 30 officials found driving taxis while on duty. Eskimos seek reindeer aid as Alaska plans ship deployments to aid employment.
AP analyst James Marlow reports President Kennedy and lawmakers debate Congress as critics say activity is low. Vermont Senator George Aiken defends the body saying it will not upset the economy with new laws. Kennedy cautions delaying tax and civil rights bills could hurt the economy.
The piece argues that legislative stagnation persists as Kennedy avoids direct public appeal to pressure Congress. It questions whether his Democrats, who control both houses, can act without an election-year incentive in 1964. It notes Dodd’s reversal and public expectations to spur lawmakers to action.
George A. Covington of the High Point Chamber of Commerce lauds the Industrial Management Club and urges local government to ensure surplus utility capacity and flexible zoning. He cites Small Business Administration projections for a new plant adding jobs, deposits, and homes, and urges High Point to pursue specialization in industrial growth with local tips guiding site moves.
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