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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1963
Page
3
The speaker asserts that truth is preferable to a lie, freedom preferable to slavery, and knowledge preferable to ignorance, expressing a personal creed attributed to H. bows 134. This compact statement frames ethics of honesty, liberty, and learning as higher goods.
New Jersey Senator Clifford P Case urges a revamping of Congress in a Saturday Review piece. He warns that only six of 13 appropriation bills have passed, calls for broad reform, and notes ethics lapses and leadership criticisms fueling calls for a public reckoning and possible leadership change.
John Nance Garner, 95, in Uvalde Texas, recalls quitting as Speaker to become FDR’s running mate in 1932 calling it the worst damfool mistake. He argues schools matter more than cafeteria methods and that the vice presidency has limited power unless the holder makes it so, citing Nixon Johnson and Truman.
Editorial compares South Africa's Sabotage Act detention and No Trial Law to a Georgia case in Americus where five youths faced insurrection charges. It notes the 10 South Africans rearrested after a judge voided the indictment, and Georgia officials faced a federal ruling deeming the statute unconstitutional. The piece critiques government conduct and calls attention to political prisoners and legal overreach.
An interior notice lists High Point Surprise, Inc. at 305-207 North Main, High Point North Carolina with D A Rawley as President and Mrs. R B Terry as Secretary Treasurer. Editor Managing Restor Advertising Divertor Business Manager Circulation Manager appear among the staff roles.
Washington Notebook reports Walter Reuther discussing automation at the Industrial Union convention in Washington. It highlights a Ford engine plant machine capabilities, a theater marquee gag about Kennedy, Gronouski confusion over his name, and a Missouri political note. The piece also touches U.N. session lethargy and Eisenhower’s People-to-People article unveiled by Gruenther.
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, speaking to the Economic Club of New York, questions the judgment of Soviet leaders in pursuing limited challenges like Cuba and Berlin. He asserts U.S. nuclear superiority, warns against small aggressions, and stresses that any strategic nuclear war would be devastating for both sides.
High Point College regains control of the Five Points block once owned by the Methodist Protestant Children's Home through Delos Hedgecock cooperation. The sale enables development for an endowment fund and activity to expand a quality shopping center as the zoning district is broadened. Mantovani's concert drew a full Greensboro crowd while plans for Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra European tours were announced. A local circus memory and a quip about psychology books add color as district savings and loan leaders prepare 300 delegates for a regional meeting in High Point. A serious auto accident underscores vehicle safety and the need for stricter shop practices amid community events.
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