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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1958
Page
4
A religious meditation contrasts two worlds the Christian ethic versus atheistic materialism. It laments Cold War militarism and space race as false peace while urging the Prince of Peace and the Resurrection as a path to freedom and fulfillment for humankind.
The piece notes Nikita Khrushchev visiting Budapest as a powerful world figure while Hungarians face a restrained welcome. It recalls Brant’s Five Questions for the summit about hydrogen bombs and nuclear war, including fears of ocean detonation, planetary extinction, and moral questions about humanity and apes.
A Florida state education comment is relayed with a classroom joke about jet aircraft speeds. The piece shifts to a harsh, prologue about Hungary's 1956 uprising, describing Communist brutality, Khrushchev's response, and Budapest’s loss of charm as a warning against totalitarian rule.
J B Ivey of Charlotte died at 93 after a long life as a merchant and writer. Born in Shelby, he built a notable career from Reconstruction to modern times, valued Judeo Christian morality, and was respected as a beloved citizen and friend.
President Eisenhower calls the Soviet demand to end testing a gimmick and his hope for a constructive summit a gimmick as well. Many Americans increasingly doubt both statements and question their seriousness or relevance.
The document lists top editorial and management personnel including president D A Rawley Seabees, editor McPherson, managing editor Brown, advertising director Terry, and business and circulation managers. This snapshot outlines the newspaper’s leadership structure and job titles.
A 14 year old daughter of actress Lana Turner is jailed on murder charges after a fatal stabbing in the Turners home. The case hinges on how the girl could kill a husky underworld figure in a pink carpeted bedroom without harming herself. The slaying raises unanswered questions about motive and method.
George Sokolsky assesses 1958 Republican prospects in Maine, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Connecticut, New York and New Jersey. He discusses Morris challenging Eisenhower era orthodoxy, Rockefeller’s ambitions, Wagner and Farley as possible nominees, Lefkowitz as a rising talent, and the impact of a possible recession on party fortunes.
The article sketches a sleepless Jerusalem after the crucifixion. Romans and Jews fret over judgment and omen as disciples fearfully hide. Morning light reawakens the city and a few grieving women approach Jesus tomb in Joseph’s garden.
The passage recalls the first Easter with the empty tomb and the risen Christ. Peter John and James flee fear, Thomas doubts until confession My Lord and My God. The early apostles receive the Holy Spirit and vow to spread the gospel.
A collection of reflections on Easter's meaning in Christian faith, a poem by Donald Oglesby, regional announcements on local leadership changes at the Chamber of Commerce and Kentucky Wesleyan College, plus notes on new publications Horizon and humorous local vignette about a man avoiding bed illness.
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