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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1963

Page

3

High Point Race Row Questioned by Observer Editors

The Charlotte Observer comments on High Point racial tensions, questioning the role of Negro demonstrators and urging patience, bi racial efforts, and a renewed commitment from leaders. It notes limited violence but warns the city risks a powder keg unless authorities and activists pursue long term desegregation.

High Point Chapel Hill Guilford B. Elton Cox The Congress of Cox Capus

Uneasy Truce in High Point Racial Tensions Cited

The Winston-Salem Journal notes High Point has progressed on desegregation with open facilities and jobs for qualifying Negroes, yet a Wednesday night march and white hostility erupted. Police used tear gas. leaders seek a peaceful path and urged resolving underlying racial issues to prevent renewed violence.

South High Point Main Street Cox B. Elton. Cox CORE Chapel Hill Floyd Mehan Cty Birmingham Winston-Salem Mehan Aad

Job Jugglers Ever Notice The Other Fellow’s Job

The piece warns how envy of others’ work inspires risky schemes to gain more pay. It contrasts today’s scramble for better earnings with old days of long hours and calloused hands, noting people seek more for less and the drive to improve one’s lot endures since Noah.

Aosy Noah

Woman thief theory teased by Corby resident

In Corby England Mrs Wileen Saunders reports a break in at her home with $20 stolen and the house cleaned “like a new pin.” She concludes the thief was a woman but then reasons a woman would not have rearranged furniture alone before police arrival. She envisions a male accomplice aiding the piano and fridge move.

Wileen Saunders Corby England

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British Headlights Cut Night Deaths Yet Stir Debate

English observer reports Birmingham halted night road deaths by urging dipped headlights. Voluntary compliance reduced night fatalities by about half and elderly deaths by 63 percent. national impact projected as saving thousands. Critics from Road Research Laboratory dispute efficacy and warn of lighting factors. Several cities plan similar campaigns despite skepticism and public complaints about glare.

Tom A. Cullen Acne London NEA Birmingham Glasgow Liverpool Necastle Nottingham Bristol

Landmark Milles Garden Celebrates Sculptor Carl Milles

A Danish or Swedish era feature celebrates Carl Milles at Millesgarden on the island of Lidingo. The article praises his monumental works Pegasus and God’s Hand, notes the artist’s partnership with Olga, and describes the garden as a haven of beauty and artistry cherished by collectors and visitors alike.

Millesgarden Carl Milles Olga Lidinge Oted i Milleszarden Milles God Eskilstuna Sweden Washington Area Church Pegasus Des Moines Antwerp Belgium Malmo Aly

Kennedy Budget Outlook Faces Tax Cut Clash

Washington observers say Kennedy’s fiscal plan for 1964 may push spending above 102 billion with Defense and foreign aid expanding. A tax cut is seen as essential to lift revenue, while foreign aid faces deep cuts in Congress, with Rep Otis Pike calling it an apparent economy.

Henry Cathcart Central Press Washington Kennedy Congress Douglas Dillon House Senate Otis Pike N.Y

Notes On The News About Budget Game And Dog Named After Rep Chamberlain

A reader letter jokes about budget politics as Congress and the President cycle power every eight years. Rep Charles Chamberlain recalls a Flint family naming their new spaniel after him, dubbing him their best friend and potential vote. He quips about the idea of being likened to a dog.

Pike Congress Charles Daddy

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