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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1961
Page
4
The storm veered north and sideswiped the Outer Banks with less damage than feared. Weather officials said its course passed the threat zone for North Carolina, and Civil Defense efforts helped minimize impact as residents remained steadfast on the Outer Banks.
Secretary Abraham Ribicoff calls on private health and welfare agencies to abandon charity competition and coordinate efforts. He advocates focusing on patient care and research as tuberculosis and polio near solutions, galvanizing a mass drive toward a national health breakthrough.
Malcolm Seawell, blocked for a federal judgeship by union opposition, argues his stance against criminal law violations even by any group. He says opposition by labor leaders influenced the President to decline his appointment and calls for judges free from pressure groups.
Editorial explores U N involvement in Berlin as a possible peace mechanism and examines proposals to move U N headquarters to Berlin. It notes Washington and Moscow cautious exploratory talks between Rusk and Gromyko, and highlights British press support for a Berlin U N hub with economic and political implications.
Marguerite Higgins reports a Washington view on Western psychology in East West relations. The piece criticizes double standards used by the United States and discusses the Soviet Union and East Germany with references to McNamara Ulbricht Kennedy and Berlin August 13.
Lynn Nisbet reviews North Carolina's lieutenant governor role and succession cases since 1835. He highlights seven upward moves from lieutenant governor, four who never won election to governor, and Hodges long tenure after 1954. He notes debates over succession before 1868 and a 23 22 vote allowing Winslow to exercise both governor and senate speaker roles in 1854.
A young reform bloc demands stricter liquor enforcement as Greensboro fights illicit sale and government boards push for a broader approach. Redevelopment Commission Chair Dalton cites a larger FHA scoped project, while High Point leaders pursue legal victories in shipping rights and a key local campaign gains broad civic support.
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