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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1963
Page
3
A brief meditation cites Hebrews 11 8 about faith conquering kingdoms and enforcing justice. It claims faith leads progress alongside refined life, free government, deep philosophy, noble poetry, and pure humanity, quoting T. T. Munger.
In a season opener against T C Roberson High, Brevard High School halfback Paul Scruggs, a first-year starter, scored the decisive 50-yard touchdown after entering the game in the second quarter. CoCapt Lloyd Fisher and Wayne Hunter opened a hole for him as Brevard topped Roberson 13 to 6.
A humorous critique of hospital visiting customs portrays friends and relatives as disruptive, overbearing, and affectionate. The piece describes crowded rooms, loud visitors, spilled drinks, and the tension between sympathy and intrusion, ending with a quip about a patient possibly recovering enough to enjoy company.
The AT&T study of 10 000 graduates finds top class rankings predict higher career earnings and faster advancement. Those in the top 10 percent reach high management salaries, while bottom third performers lag, even with extracurriculars. The report argues scholastic attainment matters despite peers chasing pro contracts.
The Asheville Citizen notes editors flirt with autumn in a humorous tribute that touches on harvests, seasonal costs, and the creeping approach of winter and Christmas. It pokes fun at spendthrift gifts, policy renewals, and the mood of a season that offers beauty yet brings bills and chores.
High Point Enterprise announces staff titles and office details and lists local subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with mail and carrier options. It notes AP news rights, second class post status, and that independent carriers handle delivery with The High Point Enterprise not responsible for advance payments.
Harrisburg reports Gov William Warren Scranton, 45, drives Pennsylvania’s reform agenda, pushing civil service expansion, a broad education package, and a new sales tax while cutting unemployment. His stealthy style and restraint fuel talk he could be a national contender in 1964 or 1968 despite claiming no desire for the presidency.
A Washington notebook roundups include Ireland Prime Minister Lemass denying political aims of his visit, a quip about Goldwater, Pentagon dining for 36 000 plus personnel, Rep Odin Langren on the Russian wheat deal, Averell Harriman recalling Khrushchev tales, NIH posters to curb grass crossing, and remarks on Senator Maurine Neuberger by James Meredith noting varied political views.
A president of a women's organization asked Sen. Ken Keating to suggest a luncheon guest speaker. She noted they've heard a renowned historian and a distinguished economist, but found the Present confusing. Keating replied he would attend himself to listen if such a guest could be found.
Guest columnist Bill Crowell lampoons auto wrecks with satirical notes urging readers to seek thrills from crashes. The piece riffs on accident insurance, tax deductions, and life changes, ending with a comic, old time view of cars as pursuit of speed and danger.
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