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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1962
Page
4
A devotional reflections note cites Romans 15 5 urging steadfastness and encouragement for harmony in Christ Jesus. It contrasts living for others as life’s fullness with self centered living as poverty and neglect.
Washington budget decisions focus on deficit reduction as spendings surge past 100 billion dollars with defense boosting debt. Kennedy aides push for a 10 to 12 billion tax cut but treasury plans warn deficits could hit 5 to 15 billion, risking inflation and fiscal instability.
Voters face a tense four week stretch with Cuba dominating national discourse. Republicans push for stronger action including invasion or blockade while Democrats urge restraint and a naval quarantine. Analysts warn campaigns hinge on Cuba policy as Congress battles over control and policy outcomes.
Editorial notes a world conference invites 40 nations to address skilled manpower for economic development. It highlights a potential expansion of the Peace Corps, a broader mission redefinition, and possible domestic youth corps under Peace Corps or separate administration, with U S plans to export knowhow and train middle level workers.
The High Point Enterprise lists its publishing schedule and offices at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with key staff including A Rawley president Mrs Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor Joe Brown managing editor and W Patterson Jr advertising director W Idol Jr business manager and Charles Loflin circulation manager. Subscriptions are priced by duration with additional local sales tax.
Lynn Nisbet a Raleigh journalist with 50 years in North Carolina reporting died at 71 after a cancer battle. He guided student reporters and offered background for many stories while staying focused on people and the state he loved. Funeral services were held at the Church of the Good Shepherd and he was buried in Oakwood Cemetery.
In October 1956 four major power firms formed Carolinas Virginia Nuclear Associates to study a private pilot reactor. The Parr facility at Parr, South Carolina is slated for dedication in late October with initial fuel loading and criticality expected in December. The 17,000 kilowatt plant aims to prove a new design using a cold Utube core, heavy water moderation, and a site on the Broad River sharing hydroelectric and steam plants.
A spokesman says the Parr reactor is unique for combining three major electricity methods water power fossil fuel and nuclear fuel. It will use heavy water as coolant and moderator and run on slightly enriched uranium dioxide to supply power for a town of about 15 000. The Atom ic Energy Commission supplied materials with waived charges. heavy water valued around 2.5 million dollars.
Five names cleared by the Army for a future Parris Street Armory include Thomas Clyde Lamar a Asheboro native and war hero favored by the Army. William J Fraley Jr Miles A Gayle Jack D Stout and James K Gashaw all killed in service. Two more Charles Long Casey and Lloyd Elmo Whitley await clearance before final selection.
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