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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1963
Page
3
An expressed meditation citing I John 5 12 and a note by J C and A W Hare on darkness and light. The message emphasizes that life comes through the Son and only Christ provides true light to discern differences.
The piece analyzes how Barry Goldwater’s announced opposition to ratification of the nuclear test ban treaty could influence the 1964 GOP nomination and general election. It notes his stance aligns him with Southern Democrats and contrasts with liberal Republicans, signaling potential fallout in the presidential race. It questions whether Goldwater votes his convictions or pursues an ultra conservative campaign strategy.
The USS North Carolina at Wilmington offers a rare chance for North Carolinians and nearby residents to tour a famed warship. The floating museum inspires both awe and memories of naval service while promising expanded areas for tours this winter and a second visit to uncover more hidden details.
The International Air Transport Association met in Salzburg to discuss fare reductions with U S airlines backed by the government. CAB observers joined as U S plans, with Pan Am proposing a new thrift third class at 160 dollars one way. Dutch and Italian and British carriers showed support while American carriers seek protections against foreign price competition.
New drugs at Winthrop Laboratories and Sterling are nearing testing to provide potent pain relief without addiction. Researchers compile histories from 4,500 patients and review non habit forming aspects with addicts before FDA review. The story traces morphine’s 1806 discovery, Meperidine’s debut, and nalorphine’s antinociceptive role shaping this chase.
Holt McPherson reports from Goteborg as Lyndon Johnson elevates US prosperity and security as mutual aims of free nations. He views trade, not armaments, as key to win the cold war, while Europe debates poultry tariffs and a potential customs clash with the United States. Schuman hailed as architect of Europe’s postwar economic order, and Sweden debates new family names to relieve crowding in addresses and phone rolls.
A letter to The Enterprise argues for integration without force, praises long friendly ties with Black residents, and calls for biracial leadership, lawful protest, and press responsibility while warning against coercive demonstrations and harsh policing. It highlights past Supreme Court progress, urges white clergy and officials to curb violence, and urges Black citizens to reengage with the biracial committee to pursue peaceful, lawful integration.
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