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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1963
Page
4
A quotation frames national greatness around spiritual strength and public duty. Arthur Langlie emphasizes religion’s role in leadership, while James 1 27 highlights charity to orphans and widows and personal integrity as core Christian virtues.
The Commerce Department warns that Canada’s 8 percent tariff rebate plan for auto makers aims to boost exports and cut deficits, potentially undercutting U S auto and parts industries. Industry Minister Drury says the policy could lift output by 150 to 200 million dollars annually, doubling last year’s exports but raising alarms about trade balance. The move risks a currency of retaliation as Canada undercuts foreign markets and could spread, threatening American manufacturers amid global deficit pressures.
Officials in High Point fund Halloween events to deter vandalism and mischief. The city aims to channel festivities into wholesome activities with UNICEF armbands and pre-emptive treats to reduce tricks and violence.
Editorial discusses possible shifts in U.S. troop deployment policy tied to the Big Lift exercise. It cites statements by Ambassador Finletter and Dean Rusk, notes German concerns, and examines potential reductions in U.S. forces in Europe and Japan. It also references Gilpatric’s remarks and Eisenhower’s view on Europe withdrawals. West Germany remains NATO’s sole other major ally bearing a heavy commitment.
Washington insight piece notes New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater set a fast pace of public remarks and interviews a year before the election. It details their criticisms of Kennedy policy, tax plans, civil rights stance, and a looming debate on whether to engage formally before the nomination.
Autumnal imagery opens a feature on Symphony Week in High Point praising the North Carolina Symphony and its 19th annual tour. It highlights 65 volunteers, Dr. Benjamin Swalin, and the orchestra's educational reach, touring 10,983 miles with 125 concerts and 150,000 children served. The piece also covers Singer Fidelity’s corporate shift, local NC political chatter about Jonas, Preyer, Moore, oil pipeline expansion, and Willie Ethridge’s remarks on the Marshall Plan era in Greece.
A reader reflects on Mark Twain and grammar noting Twain’s demand for exactness and clarity while acknowledging the reviewer’s own imperfect, ear based understanding. The letter quotes Twain’s view that perfect grammar is elusive and that even the critic admits occasional slips.
The readable text speaks in reflective opinions about news reporting and language usage. It references wheat trade and speculative stamps but offers no concrete events, dates, or named entities to form a coherent news item. The fragment resembles a literary aside rather than a reportable incident.
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