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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1959
Page
4
A meditation reflecting on John 3 3 and the need for spiritual rebirth in Christ. It argues that each generation seeks to fix the world but cannot progress toward perfection by effort alone, insisting true change comes from being made new within, as Ezekiel warned against hard hearts.
Western Europe fears Khrushchev will push for neutralized Germany and withdrawal of NATO bases. Eisenhower insists no such surrender and will keep bases in place, while Khrushchev accuses the United States in broadcasts and presses Berlin and Laos issues as leverage.
The piece surveys the rise of fringe benefits in the US, tracing them from World War II through postwar and Korean War wage controls. It notes widespread coverage by 1948 union bargaining, growing employer cost sharing, and the mixed inflationary impact of benefits versus cash wages, with taxes and cost offsets cited.
The High Point Enterprise provides its masthead with:R A Rawley president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer T McPherson editor Rot managing editor C Patterson Jr advertising director and Loy Loflin business manager along with circulation manager. The notice lists the address 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
The article argues against current discontent with U S policy in the Cold War era. It credits Truman and Eisenhower administrations for countering Soviet expansion and restoring balance. It praises the effort to end the Cold War while noting challenges from misperceptions and propaganda.
Governor Hodges states he is not an active VP candidate and would be embarrassed by any move to endorse him at the Southern Governors Conference in Asheville next month. He favors the President selecting a running mate and plans to push for a strong North Carolina delegation to Los Angeles with open minds at the nominating process.
Governor Hodges urges party unity to avoid faltering Butler opposition while John D. Larkins Jr. doubts ousting Butler. Private talks hinge on pre convention strategies. Separate issue centers on a special session for constitutional reform, court changes, and the Governor inauguration date in the North Carolina General Assembly.
A public safety message urges drivers to slow down near schools and playgrounds, model alert behavior, and teach children traffic safety. It stresses the shared duty of parents and citizens to enforce laws, protect kids 5 to 14, and reduce automobile related deaths.
James Marlow outlines a view of communist expansion using force and subversion as he predicts a long struggle ahead. He notes Red China as a growing threat to the Soviet Union and warns the US must stay vigilant through alliances and economic support amid future talks with Khrushchev.
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