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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1963
Page
3
A quotation from Rabbi Jacob J. Weinstein asserts that true piety toward God is meaningless unless it leads to compassion for fellow humans, emphasizing ethical action over ritual alone.
As the Common Market marks its sixth year observers see political as well as economic momentum. The bloc pushes toward deeper European integration toward a potential United States of Europe by 1970, aiming to remove tariffs and frontier barriers and shape a common policy toward non members amid Cold War pressures.
The piece urges voters to examine the 1964 gubernatorial race’s fallout from a constitutional amendment referendum on General Assembly redistricting and a speaker ban law. It credits Governor Sanford for divorcing $100 million in school bonds from the referendum, argues voters must inform themselves and act with long-term governance in mind.
The piece weighs Europe’s Franco German policy as a bridge between bilateral ties and broader European aims. It notes Erhard’s aim for a unified Europe, avoids a France US split, and critiques De Gaulle’s goal of French hegemony. It compares Franco German farm price talks with market tensions in France and Italy and hints that the Kennedy Erhard communiqué may read more convincingly than De Gaulle Erhard.
A Paris report claims Paul Robeson grew disillusioned with Russia and communism, citing racial discrimination in the Soviet Union. His wife and friends deny his Communist ties while keeping him secluded in East Germany, with Robeson remaining silent amid renewed questions about his political beliefs and health.
James Marlow argues Cambodia’s refusal of American aid tightens Vietnam’s cork in the bottle role. He warns of renewed Chinese subversion and guerilla pressure as Phnom Penh edges toward communism, signaling a broader U S retreat across Asia.
The column considers Congress in session with two weeks off at Christmas and assesses U S anti Communist efforts in Viet Nam Latin America and Asia. It ponders the chances of Red Chinese collapse or allowing neighboring nations to decide their fate amid uncertain prospects.
A lengthy, period voice piece blends a workplace ideal with civic notes. It praises industriousness, safety, honesty, teamwork, and personal responsibility, then shifts to political reform and crime rehabilitation. It notes Duke Carolina football crowding Duke Stadium, YMCA director memorial, and Forest Hills Church groundbreaking, concluding with prison labor as reform.
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