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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1962
Page
2
A religious reflection asserts that a man can reach heaven only through Christ, stating that heaven requires Christ rather than health riches honors learning or friends.
The Seventh Circuit upholds a ruling backing railroads in ending featherbedding. Unions threaten strikes to protect about 65,000 jobs. Court cites $592 million in costs from unneeded workers and excessive pay, urging unions to cooperate for solvency and service of vital rail operations.
France votes to give Charles de Gaulle a stable government for at least five years. Gaullists with 482 seats secure a solid majority in the National Assembly, signaling a shift away from old ruling parties. Analysts say the result cements Western bloc stability and reshapes European politics.
Editorial notes Tito will visit the Soviet Union in December for policy talks with Khrushchev as Yugoslavia firms its independent line while Moscow and Belgrade face a common enemy in Red China. The piece discusses potential shifts in nonalignment, Brezhnev’s Yugoslav visit, and U.S. trade actions affecting Yugoslavia and Poland amid Cold War tensions.
The High Point Enterprise details staff roles and contact points with editor Joe Brown and managing editor C W Patterson Jr. It lists postal and subscription rates, mailing options for daily and Sunday editions, and notes on distribution and advertising representation. It notes year of establishment 1884 and location High Point North Carolina.
Exiled Cuban groups in Caribbean hubs debate invasion versus internal revolt as Ray and the Junta Revolucionaria push underground resistance. Support spans Latin America with social democrats and reformers backing Cuban liberation while some exiles doubt action and fear Castro’s staying power.
The State Board of Elections heard about chaotic May polling in Madison County where Coswell Gosnell’s barn was set to host Little Laurel township ballots. Threats of dynamite spurred Gosnell to resign as precinct registrar, and officials moved polling to Mrs. L H Catshall’s basement amid protests over weathered access and an unapproved cowshed site.
Notes on the News describes Freeman describing his election setup in a rural county. He notes Barns hosting voting and directing voters, including Gosnell’s son Bobby at the barn. He denies GOP claims of excess ballot counts and irregularities, while officials express concern about barn precincts and election costs.
Holt McPherson reports two large shopping centers nearing construction with bids accepted and organizational details pending. A West Side project led by D. W. Royster also advances to contract stage with formal approval expected soon. Both projects aim to open within 12 months for next fall trade and involve realty partnerships and regional developers.
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