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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
3
Quote from Luke 23 47 asserts preaching in his name to all nations starting at Jerusalem. Storzs argues God forgives not capriciously but with wise prearrangement, universally on ground of atonement and condition of repentance and faith.
President Kennedy’s casual remark in Whiskeytown about reducing the work week marks a change from the administration’s earlier stance. Analyzing 200 industries from 1957 to 1961 shows output rising, productivity up 17.7 percent per hour, but a net loss of jobs. Labor experts warn higher production and exports are needed to keep unemployment in check as the labor force grows faster than jobs.
Cambridge Md voters yesterday defeated a proposed desegregation amendment for public accommodations by 274 votes as abstentions by the Negro community helped push the measure down. Officials blame unemployment and leadership questions, noting continued racial tension and guarded steps needed to prevent further disturbances.
The Economist defends the United Nations amid isolationist critiques as the UN grows beyond its founders' dreams. Observers note its essential function as a forum and tension easer, with informal diplomacy often solving issues like the Berlin blockade and Congo crises. While not a world parliament, Turtle Bay remains a key meeting place for foreign ministers, with a General Assembly session anticipated.
A humorous column notes the chaos of bathroom scales as owners and experts dispute true weight. It cites inconsistent readings from home, physician, and commercial scales, and jokes about testing, regulation, and the absurdity of measuring oneself. The piece ends with a quip about De Gaulle and global standards.
AP reports the 73rd anniversary of National Geographic, a slim scholarly magazine grown into a 3.5 million circulation force. Founded on accuracy and permanent value, it avoids bias and tobacco liquor advertising, under Grosvenor who led the magazine from 1899 to 1954.
A selection of public remarks discusses foreign aid value, judging individuals by merit, the loss of Satchel Paige to minority baseball, hunting for Willie Mays, opposition to apartheid violence, and Afro moral suasion urged by Adlai Stevenson as a path away from South Africa's repressive policies.
Gen Capus Waynick’s appeal for a practical plan to ease racial tensions earns multiple standing ovations and praise for a measured, dollars and sense approach to improve conditions for Black citizens in North Carolina. The piece lauds his Interracial Commission role and notes his retirement hopes to Fieldstone Farm. It also highlights a separate recital by Phyllis Curtin at High Point College and local industry history in Burlington, including Hillcrest Plant’s 25 years under Burlington Industries and notable local figures.
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