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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1961
Page
4
A spiritual reflection cites Hebrews 11:17 where Abraham offers Isaac as a test of faith. The quote from A B Evans^ emphasizes faith as trusting God's word beyond senses or reason.
Dr James B Conant former Harvard president and US Commissioner argues in Slums and Suburbs that unemployment discrimination and weak schooling in the nations ten largest cities create social dynamite. He opposes racial transfer for integration and champions socio economic integration and improved urban schools.
The article questions Judge L. Roy Hughes of Thomasville after he accepts a guilty plea for parking on the highway from a truck driver with seven prior points, instead of a speeding conviction that would trigger driver training. Critics urge stricter penalties to curb deadly driving.
The piece warns that the seventh anniversary of the Algerian war could trigger a second uprising by the OAS and rebel FLN factions. It notes Gen. de Gaulle’s grip on politics while facing extremist threats, and cites possible moves toward independence talks rejected by de Gaulle.
The High Point Enterprise lists staff including President D A Rawley Secretary Treasurer Holt McPherson and Advertising Director V R Idol Jr. Circulation manager Gail member of the Associated Press note subscriptions and prices with six month and yearly terms and tax details. It states AP news rights and mail distribution policies for High Point North Carolina.
Wesleyan University hosts the Institute on Ethics and Politics where corporate vice presidents politicians and clergymen discuss how they justify actions under pressure. Director Kenneth Underwood says lessons reveal leadership choice remains, while moral certainty erodes and universities shoulder blame.
Letter advocates voting yes on the November 7 bond measure to fund education and rehabilitation centers. Ralph Johns of Greensboro urges faith in Gov Terry Sanford and warns against stagnation, urging progress, unity, and national security concerns. The piece contrasts state growth with national and global threats, urging responsible fiscal action.
A crowded view of shelter building in the Tar Heel region shows private firms rushing to supply materials while concern over scams grows. IBM offers interest free employee loans for shelters and volume buys, aiming to boost employer relations.
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