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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1962
Page
4
Opinion piece urging support for law and order at the University of Mississippi and Oxford amid student protests and national tension. The author warns against demagoguery, defends federal action, and argues Mississippi’s image and education system depend on upholding constitutional authority and equal opportunity.
Testimony in Washington quotes a flight engineer alleging a stewardess sat on a pilot’s lap and a spiked heel caused a plane engine cut. Two former stewardesses claim they flew passenger planes as a lark, including a 60 passenger EAL flight from Atlanta to Charlotte, dropping from 9000 to 1500 feet. The piece stresses cockpit seriousness and warns frolics risk lives.
Nicolaas Jouwe, Papuan leader, says West New Guinea must choose its own future. The U N administration will run the territory until May, then Indonesia takes over with a promised plebiscite by 1969. The region faces poverty, disease, and a fragile economy amid Indonesia’s broader challenges.
James H. Meredith faces ongoing danger as U.S. marshals escort him on the Ole Miss campus after his admission. The event tests federal desegregation efforts, Kennedy administration policy, and the future of civil rights progress in Mississippi and the South.
At Hollywood Florida Terry Sanford of North Carolina emerged as spokesman for moderates amid Mississippi school integration turmoil. The Alabama and South Carolina scenes remained quiet, with moderates aiming to defuse tensions while Mississippi dominated the talks.
Notes on the News surveys Southern governors as moderates or segregationists. Sanford of North Carolina is highlighted for close ties to the Kennedy administration and his cautious handling of the Mississippi crisis. He stresses law and order and constitutional government and suggests federal troops may not be needed.
French born chef Emmanuel Brigas of the Sheraton retires this week after a 55-year career spanning Cunard liners, New York hotels, Atlantic City Traymore, and the O Henry in Greensboro, ending a storied era with illness later in life. He owns property in Albany Georgia and Port Charlotte Florida and will join his family in the coming days.
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