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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1963
Page
3
A reflective piece cites Ecclesiastes 5 19 about enjoying wealth and toil as God given and contrasts it with Charles M Schwabs view that working for money alone seldom yields lasting riches. The quote urges finding meaning in labor beyond profit and echoes enduring values.
City councilors confront a heated debate over utility assessments that fund water and sewer services. Factions split in campaigns, with pressure to ease burdens on homeowners, yet dropping the policy could force a 15 cent tax hike to offset lost revenue. Most favor retention despite political risk, while one holdout seeks scrapping the plan.
Paris authorities plan glass walled jail cells to give gendarmerie sharper oversight of felons. The idea sparks debate about privacy and humane treatment while highlighting France’s imaginative approach to urban crime control.
Editorial examines historic and contemporary arms embargo debates involving Africa, Portugal, and South Africa. It cites the Brussels Act of 1890, League of Nations precedents, and UN Security Council actions, contrasting US positions and British press opinions on apartheid and arms trade.
Belgrade hosts Khrushchev amid Western style shops and modern buildings. Yugoslavia pursues a mixed model, drawing on both Communist and non Communist worlds while maintaining independent policy. Tito seeks Western integration. Khrushchev presses for closer ties and economic links within COMECON and beyond.
The letter to the editor argues that prophetic scripture foretells dire judgments on nations including modern Israel and Anglo-Saxon-Celtic peoples as nuclear threats rise. It claims divine punishment will awaken spiritual values, cites Ezekiel and Amos, and warns against complacency before judgment.
The article notes 18 of the prizewinners in this year’s American Institute of Interior Designers awards are Scandinavian, highlighting Danish Swedish and Finnish influence on American furniture. It cites Thayer Coggin in High Point, a shift to light wood finishes, and Alvar Aalto’s laminated wood designs advancing Nordic functionalism and global appeal.
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