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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1960
Page
2
Editorial notes President Eisenhower's strong call for peace under UN guidance, space arms control, food for peace, and aid to new nations. It highlights Khrushchev’s risk of distortion and praises Ike's clear, principled stance despite adversarial efforts to undermine it during the UN session.
The article argues education should cultivate true values and notes Sears Foundation Merit Scholars excel academically with high honors and fellowships. It warns against chasing prestige while urging businesses to fund creative talent in underprivileged youths. It cites Merit Scholarship Corp data on concentration of funds in 50 top colleges.
Louisiana moves to drop about 6,000 unwed mothers and 22,000 children from relief rolls, with other states watching for similar efforts. The piece examines legality under 14th Amendment equal protection, historical attempts in Georgia Tennessee and ongoing debates over excluding illegitimates from Aid to Dependent Children. It notes rising illegitimacy, nationwide aid costs, and concerns over enforcing cuts leading to institutionalization and taxpayer burden.
In a partial readable fragment actions described, carriers and dealers are independent contractors for home delivery. The notice references subscription payments and carrier wage terms.
U N officials warn Congo needs cash to survive amid a growing deficit. Dag Hammarskjold leads an early General Assembly push for immediate and longer term funding, potentially 100 million dollars, to cover UN peacekeeping, public works, and salaries as the Congo struggles with unemployment and a collapsing economy.
The piece notes both parties fear the religious issue in the campaign. It references Kennedy’s Protestant outreach and ecumenical stance, and criticizes Nixon for relying on committee lists and praising the Eisenhower era while raising questions about Cuba inflation and the gold reserve. Poling is highlighted as a sincere, decency figure with Four Chaplains ties.
Charles Pearson critiques Nixon and Kennedy style as candidates. He recalls Harold Stassen’s bid and White House tensions with Sherman Adams and James Hagerty. He questions campaign timing and public interest, arguing both contenders are cautious and not addressing major issues.
A youth faced assault with deadly weapon after a group of teens pressed a newcomer to buy beer as part of a so called black fee. Judge Winfred R. Ervin condemned the rash practice and warned it must not spread. Several other local items including redevelopment plans and community notes are also summarized.
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