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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1962
Page
4
The passage states peace and mercy for those following his rule the Israel of Galatians 6 16 and asserts true religion is the life lived not the creed professed.
City officials presented a long awaited four stage thoroughfare and street plan aimed at relinking High Point with state highway funds. The plan prioritizes redeveloping Main Street into a four lane corridor and envisions belt lines and northwest east west routes to guide two decades of growth.
A Kansas City realty firm invited public participation as it prepared to raze a 60 year old greenhouse. Dozens joined in smashing the glass, with one participant proudly stating the urge to destroy. The scene echoed historic acts of mob violence and warns of human impulses toward destruction.
Editorial notes Boston congressman Lawrence Curtis as the strongest GOP challenge to George Lodge for the U S Senate seat, with Curtis touting merit over a famous name. It details Curtis's long public career, his Harvard ties, wartime service, and contrasts with Lodge’s lack of elective office.
Carl Proffer, a University of Michigan graduate student, shares his observations from Moscow State University. He notes dorm life, cramped rooms, shared lounges, scarce fresh produce, and high prices for lemons and eggs. He discusses shortages, mandatory identification checks, and a culture of belt tightening amid efforts to educate the new Communist man. The piece previews a discussion on the Marxist Leninist straightjacket.
William A. Shires notes October 6 publication of Businessman in the Statehouse by Luther H. Hodges. The memoir covers Hodges' rise from businessman to governor of North Carolina, his 1954 lieutenant governor run, Umstead's Durham hospital death, Palm Beach talks with Kennedy, and Hodges' view that businessmen must engage in government. It recounts political deal temptations, Hodges' underdog campaign, and his reliance on direct public contact rather than party machinery.
A retrospective on Hodges and Umstead era figures with mentions of Hodges European trips and Khrushchev talks, Harriet-Henderson mills strike, and Hodges white carnation. Also notes legislative chatter on reviving the Dixie Classic basketball tournament with possible December 1963 revival plans.
In Vernon Munich Germany De Gaulle returns from a six day tour stirring wary humor about his one sixteenth German identity. Germans voice desire to avoid war while embracing Franco German unity amid Cold War tensions and the lure of the European Common Market. Industrialist Willy Korf gains American base in High Point as ties with Baden Baden grow. praise for North Carolina’s support and regional officials.
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