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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1960
Page
2
A reflection on Matt 28 19 teaching all nations baptizing in the Father Son and Holy Ghost Jesus world embracing outreach. It notes Christ forgiveness of the Canaanite woman and urges missions through agriculture and home making as preludes to presenting Christ and teaching all people.
A Greenville family recalls how northern relatives fear for their safety amid ongoing Dixie racial demonstrations. The piece argues that a few organized voices create a nationwide image of the region, urging readers to recognize that Southerners remain alive and well despite sensational reports.
A New Orleans States item notes Izvestia’s take on American politics with Republicans now globalists and Democrats seeking stricter Moscow measures. The piece compares past labels, warns of party role shifts, and jokes about leaders lost in the pines while others miss the forest.
In a reflection from the Tallahassee Democrat, readers recall a long debate over capitalizing Negro while white remained lowercase. The paper notes past campaigns for dignity, shifts over decades, and current questions about equality, illustrating how small conventions reveal larger racial tensions. The columnist likens the issue to wheels turning and backs turning within society.
The piece argues that an emergency tax on long distance tolls, kept by Congress after the emergency passed, is unwise and unnecessary. It notes Kentuckians paid five million last year and accuses lawmakers of breach of faith.
A Plainview Daily Herald piece argues jury service is invaluable and empowering. It notes unanimous verdict rules, describes jurors as diverse in sex age and background, and calls for fairness, patience, and respect for differing opinions in delivering justice.
A quirky Washington Notebook column recalls a New Jersey robin scoop failed by a switchboard operator. It amusingly covers Hungarian legation buffets with goulash talk and a connoisseur’s critique of fashirt. It also notes a misread Lodge UN visit, Joan Crawford chasing Eisenhower at the airport, and a De Gaulle Cocktail toast trend.
A reader argues that real leadership requires confronting conflicts openly across family, religious, and national loyalties. The piece critiques bland candidates, notes a paralyzed leadership era since FDR, and discusses Wisconsin race dynamics between Kennedy and Humphrey, urging voters to judge on records and fitness rather than religious lines.
The piece praises the flowering dogwood as North Carolina’s state beauty in Easter week, notes blossoming landscapes around High Point and Piedmont, and highlights public interest in gardens, city tours, and a legacy of horticultural devotion. It also recalls Easter history, local tributes, and memorials to Hervie N. Williard and Walter L. Robinson.
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