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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1963
Page
3
An intriguing quotation attributes a reflection on the nature of miracles and the divine to a noted historical thinker. The line emphasizes the paradoxical and unfathomable character of existence as a mystery beyond full human understanding.
North Carolina launches a 14 million dollar demonstration to break the poverty cycle by boosting economic opportunity. Ford Foundation contributes 7 million. Z Smith Reynolds and Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundations provide 2.5 million over five years. Initiatives target school dropouts and brain drain, seeking self-help growth beyond charity. Leaders say the project signals imaginative state action and expects broad benefits beyond the program itself.
Councilman Arnold J Koonce Jr outlines a revised plan to provide 330 public housing units with sites tentatively approved by the City Council. The proposal, needing Planning and Zoning review, aims to ease chronic low income housing shortages in a district where private investment has lagged.
In Cambridge Maryland a referendum on a charter open access amendment pits pro open access groups led by Cambridge First Committee against anti amendment forces led by the Dorchester Businessmen's and Citizens Association. Amid past racial tension and National Guard involvement the outcome hinges on a narrow predicted victory for supporters and a two to one expectation by opponents.
The High Point Enterprise publishes local news from High Point North Carolina including community events and notices for residents.
Washington report notes momentum for Kennedy tax cut amid spending-constraint pledges. Leaders vow no new deficit spending after law, arguing tax relief will lift industry and jobs. Montana Senator Metcalf laments Western cowhand shortages abroad, hinting at Hollywood’s pull on labor.
In Washington, the Senate delays the 11 million Kennedy tax cut, tied to civil rights action. Senate leaders warn debate may spill into next year. Cabinet members and lawmakers clash over timing while some favor delaying tax cuts until January to align with budget changes.
Leslie O Natter of Denver cites blood donation as his main asset while Hollywood prioritizes star power over story. Alexander Soldatov, Soviet ambassador, states East Germany is socialist and West Germany capitalist, insisting replication is impossible.
Juxtaposed remarks from public figures and commentators on democracy media and leadership. Notable lines address Kennedy 1964 defeat, press sensationalism, race relations, and world affairs with stark commentary from Liston Bar nett Wallace and White.
The author ponders October as a vibrant month of beauty and renewal amid global tensions, noting World Series, markets, and football. He highlights Acme Markets’ cooperation with police after seven armed holdups, achieving 95 convictions, and lauds public vigilance as a key crime deterrent. He also reflects on Methodist Information Board leadership changes and Queen Elizabeth II’s reported desire for a larger family, framing it with wit about Dee Wells.
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