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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1961
Page
4
A reflective aphorism notes that humans cannot match God in mercy but may strive to imitate that virtue. The quote emphasizes mercy as a humane copy of divine restraint and forgiveness.
Governor Sanford abandons plans for a special session to push a scaled down bond issue after voters defeated a larger package worth 61.5 million. He pledges to work with available tools, urging private gifts to support higher education and to minimize fallout from the defeat. He seeks broad support across all voters for constructive action.
The FTC widens its crackdown on false advertising in the fallout shelter market led by Chairman Paul Rand Dixon. The piece labels such marketing as treasonous in the Cold War ideological battle with Russia and calls for a clear civil defense program amid public confusion. It urges removing exploiters from the fearful landscape while scientists debate feasible defense measures.
The piece argues Kennedy boosted civil defense urgency but public action remains sparse. It cites presidential addresses, conflicting expert views, and dwindling public and local engagement, noting delays, funding questions, and calls for national direction amid evolving weapon threats.
President outlines key economic reforms focusing on job growth and inflation control. The speech stresses bipartisan cooperation, promises targeted investments, and calls for swift Congressional action to advance the proposed measures.
Jose Pardo Llada, once Cuba's official Minister of Hate, fled Cuba and fears for his life. He notes Fidel Castro's regime has not forgiven him, while Latin American liberals and anti Castro refugees react with mixed support. He weighs broadcasting options from the Voice of America or a Spanish language magazine until he finds a safe home.
An open letter to General Dwight Eisenhower asks him to define super patriot and names Edwin Walker as examples. The writer criticizes anti communist campaigns and accuses U S officials and media of politicizing wartime actions while urging alertness to internal conspiracies. Dated from Thomasville North Carolina with local postal cues.
The writer compares North Carolina voters freeing themselves from a Democratic machine to colonial independence. He denounces long rule, calls for reforms in colleges schools and hospitals, and criticizes state patronage and political manipulation. He raises a satirical jab at Attorney General Kennedy and civil rights figures.
The Enterprise declares Terry’s defeat and the People’s victory as North Carolina voters reject the bond issue, signaling a call for a new day in the state. The editor notes the decisive turnout and a shift in public sentiment.
A chiropractor comments on the twist as a health hazard while Bo McLeod of the Atlanta Journal mocks moral panic. The piece also notes Electronic Accounting Card Corp stock options for 25 000 shares, a highway safety operation with 450 vehicles inspected, and local notices on hospital and school leaders plus charity events.
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