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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1959
Page
4
A devotional reflection cites Psalm 37 10 noting the wicked as their own enemies and time bombs. It contrasts divine justice with human experience of prosperity for the wicked and asks for faith in God’s eventual justice and mercy through Christ.
John Harden credits a North Carolina Europe trade caravan for cost free state benefit and civic pride. Gov Hodges and team faced critics of the jaunt, but the effort is hailed as enriching to North Carolina’s development and a testament to courageous citizens.
A crowd of youths gathers outside a broadcasting station after a disc jockey quits amid payola charges. They protest not innocence but the idea that he is their boy and question what values guide society. The piece laments declining judgment and the voting public’s gravitation toward weak heroes.
The FTC and FCC convene and probe deceptive radio and TV ads, payola, rigged quiz shows, and ratings manipulation as Congress weighs tougher rules. Industry codes and license renewals face scrutiny while observers warn of potential government control unless audiences push for reform.
George Sokolsky studies the annual selection process led by Eleanor Lambert and the New York Couture Group. About 2,000 fashion observers vote for 12 top outfits from a pool of 152 named women across cities worldwide. Brigitte Bardot is cited as proving beauty endures beyond fashion.
Lynn Nisbet notes a conflict of dates and speaker availability for the 1960 Jefferson Jackson Dinner at the Sir Walter Hotel. The event likely shifts to February 6 with a U.S. Senator noncandidate or a governor as speaker. The article discusses the event, its history, and its role in Democratic fundraising and planning.
The ministerial Alliance told the city council they favor a day of rest to preserve physical moral and spiritual needs, advocating voluntary Sabbath keeping rather than laws. They support preserving or adjusting blue laws to fit social and economic realities.
Secretary of Defense McElroy, in a late term remark, said the Soviet Union and United States hold similar numbers of long range missiles and that both totals are small. He noted U S airborne alert and the B 52 Hound Dog system as a counter, while Khrushchev boasted about Soviet missile output.
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