Constitution Week and United Appeal Demand Our Attention
The editorial links Constitution Week observance with the United Appeal fund drive in High Point. It urges readers to study the first and fifth amendments and to support the 26 agencies funded by the Appeal, arguing civic education and public services rely on wide participation and donations.
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United Appeal
Constitution Week
Conflict Over Five Million Jobs Or Workers In Modern Economy
Column analyzes Meany and Kennedy on jobs and training amid a rail strike. It argues for retraining displaced workers and education to meet evolving labor needs, warning against extending the work week without addressing automation and skilled labor gaps.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Kennedy
America
Ture
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Short Snippets From Various Pages
A collection of light, witty clippings noting humorous lines about government spending teenagers towns and aging. Observations compare sound speed in small towns, Bonn diplomacy, hay fever pollen counts, lemon cure quips, and aging appearances with playful, period-voiced punch.
High Point Enterprise Staff and Contact Details
The High Point Enterprise lists staff including President Mrs R B Terry Secretary Treasurer Holt McPherson Editor Joe Brown Managing Editor C W Patterson Jr Advertising Director W W Idol Jr Business Manager Charles B Loflin Circulation Manager and notes circulation policies and advertising representatives Ward Griffith Company for national ads.
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R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
W. W. Idol, JR
Dee
Charles B. Loflin
Debutant style and glitter mark 1963 car show season
The piece surveys 1963 auto industry debut events for about 400 new models. It covers Chrysler and Ford lavish gatherings in Pocono Mountains and New York, with Dodge hosting a Waldorf Astoria breakfast. It compares debuts to high society affairs and notes questions on styling and engineering reception.
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Harold Sheehan
Chrysler
Pennsylvania
Pocono Mountains
Detroit
Cleveland
Ford
New York
Waldorf Astoria
The Measure of a Man and a City
A Sunday sermon argues that true greatness can only be measured by eternity not by earthly size. It contrasts Jerusalam and historical figures like George Washington Carver Frances Willard and Jesus with secular standards of wealth and power. It reflects on humility and moral living as higher gauges.
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Jerusalem
God
Heaven
Earth
George Washington Carver
Albert Schweitzer
Frances Willard
Helen Keller
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Hodgenville
Lincoln
Nancy Hanks
Halls of Justice
Congress
White House
John Wesley
England
Christ Jesus
John Bunyan
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
De Gaulle's Bonn visit shocks West German nerves and unites readers
Bonn hosts Charles de Gaulle as he addresses Germans in their language, signaling a surprising Franco German alliance stance amid Berlin jitters. The piece contrasts Bonn's hopeful industrial pace with Berlin's wartime memory and the push for peaceful trade over arms in a widening European unity.
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Bonn
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
de Gaulle
Berlin
France
West Berlin
East Germany
Kaiser Wilhelm
Hitler
Ruhr
United States of Europe
Cuba
Quotes from leaders shape views on TV space and elections
A compilation of quotations from Russell Baker William E Miller Stanley Kramer Carl J Meyer and Howard W Cannon with Kennedy on politics media education and space policy. The clauses touch on the impact of the interstate system television ambitions space race military power and state governance.
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