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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
4
Henry Cathcart reports Kennedy supporters fear a later 1964 recession and possible business downturn could hurt re election efforts. Goldwater gains loom as disillusionment with Kennedy leadership grows amid economic forecast anxieties and campaign timing.
The Duke Power Company will relocate its charter from New Jersey to North Carolina to strengthen identification with its service area. The move promises franchise tax savings and aligns the firm with North Carolina, benefiting 750000 customers and stockholders centered in the Carolinas.
The Enterprise faces high circulation amid change as it reports on media shifts and the Finch lectures by Dr. Martin E. Marty at High Point College. The piece credits newspapers for adapting to rising costs and evolving reader appetites while stressing the need for honest reporting and steadfast journalism.
Editorial notes Rep. Powell a frequent critic of racial prejudice yet not the sole voice of his race in Congress. It details accusations of absenteeism, high travel costs, a 1962 European vacation, a paid Puerto Rico-based wife on payroll, and a state funded junket financed by Kuwait for health and education advice. Powell dismisses charges as racial prejudice.
A garbled OCR segment from the High Point Enterprise includes address lines and staff roles with scattered words. The fragment mentions High Point North Carolina, staff positions like president and advertising manager, and publication notes but contains no coherent news event.
The letter argues Nixon is a red herring and disputes pollster credibility while urging Republicans to pick a candidate who truly believes in their platform. It also touches on Adams Thomason considering service and calls for bi racial committees to promote community integration.
Letter from Ruth Gearren of High Point argues that court rulings remove God from schools and Bible reading, urging Americans to defend a God centered education and resist minority impositions, while warning of secular activism eroding religious tradition and moral foundations.
Editor of The Enterprise cites a Gesell Report section that should interest all parents whose sons attend school and advocates integration. The excerpt underscores the policy push and potential impact on student placement and classroom diversity.
J R Doc Carrick and F R Carrick celebrate a quarter century as the Carrick Turning Works becomes the country's largest wood turnings supplier for furniture. The 552 foot one story plant on Prospect Street Extension in Randolph County features 70 000 square feet, full production, auto wood waste heat recovery, and a 200 000 gallon ground plus 50 000 gallon elevated water system. The firm employs about 100 from Guilford Davidson and Randolph counties and plans further growth in a new industrial park centered on the plant.
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