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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1962
Page
4
A daily meditation cites Romans 7 12 on the holiness of law and notes a single universal law governing all nations the law of our Creator justice and nature as stated by Edmund Burke in support of equity and humanity.
The city adopts the Major Thoroughfare Plan to untangle High Point traffic. It maps widening projects and a possible north south by pass and aims to unlock state and federal funds. A public hearing is set for Monday at 7 30 p m at the City County Building.
Dr. Robert A. Soblen died in a London hospital after fleeing to Israel and challenging U.S. prison time for spying for the Russians. His death closes a years long clash among the United States, Britain and Israel, with possible implications for international relations.
The piece surveys the shift toward coeducation at Ivy League and other colleges, noting Harvard Radcliffe integration and new steps by Yale Dartmouth and others. It argues year round education, trimester schedules, and expanded summer sessions could boost enrollment and reduce costs.
The High Point Enterprise listing executive contacts and circulation terms. It lists D A Rawley president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor Joe Brown managing editor Co W Patterson Jr advertising director W W Idol Jr business manager Charles B Loflin circulation manager and subscription rates for daily and Sunday mail and Sunday only delivery. It notes AP affiliation and postal details.
Bangkok based SEATO faces criticism as a powerless defense alliance with no standing army and limited scope. Secretary General Pete Sarasin defends SEATO as a deterrent to Communist China while noting its vast area and reliance on multinational planning and exercises like Tulungan.
Eisenhower plans an appearance in the Eighth District to back Rep. Charles R. Jonas as Kitchin battles a strong challenger. Truman may visit North Carolina if schedules allow. Johnson heads a late October Ninth District rally in Statesville for Rep. Hugh Q. Alexander, amid tight contest with James T. Broyhill. Statesville hosts the State Young Democrats rally as campaign tempo rises statewide. Governor Sanford will attend all Democratic rallies as Bert Bennett promotes party unity.
Notes on The News describe voter apathy across the state and intensified efforts by the state GOP under new chairman Robert Gavin to energize the organization. Women voters receive heightened attention with Democratic Women of the Year picks, including Mrs. John B. Chase of Eureka. The Democratic Party opens 1962 campaign headquarters in Raleigh on Sept. 12 to coordinate rallies and campaigns. Congress incumbents plan campaigns as session ends and October arrivals trigger home district outreach.
The writer recounts staying at the Grand Hotel in Copenhagen and enjoying Tivoli dinners and Danish hospitality. They praise Danes for warmth, language ease, and design culture while noting wartime history and the 36th Copenhagen Cabinet-makers Guild furniture show.
A collection of remarks includes James Burgess recounting his 80th wedding anniversary with Ann in London, Kennedy urging tolerance of criticism for public servants, King Mwambutsa preparing a Burundi visit to the US and Europe, and H R Gross criticizing foreign aid administration.
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