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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1950
Page
4
The five day conference yields no clear agreement on bombing Chinese Communist bases in Manchuria or using Nationalist troops in China. The writer argues such actions could save American lives in Korea and criticizes U.S. handling of the Chinese issue.
The Enterprise reports a rising sense in High Point that officials may abandon the fight to keep the new highway outside the city. A Tuesday mayoral committee meeting aims to plan a compromise, seen by some as a bid to gain favors from the State Highway Commission and weaken leaders who supported the outside location. The city faces a choice between fighting for its welfare or accepting crumbs from officials.
A study tracing early Jewish monotheism and prophetic calls to righteousness. It surveys Abraham, Moses, Amos, and Isaiah, noting the search for illumination, faith, and a suffering servant as basis for the coming Messiah. The piece previews a Sunday editorial on Isaiah 53.
A Greensboro area column humorously notes how a crafts workshop engagement turns to a nightly mud stained mess at a Guilford couple’s home. The piece shifts to a Greensboro Record meeting where Guilford county Medical Society members discuss press relations and mutual understanding with doctors.
A compilation of remarks on television education, military policy, economic systems, and royalty. Frieda Hennock advocates visual education via TV. Truman and Vandenberg warn of Soviet threat. Fred Gurley extols the nature of private property. Dinah Shore jokes about royalty and natural behavior.
A national appeal calls for truth and accountability after Korea and UN setbacks. The speaker rejects blaming General MacArthur, urges a nonpartisan congress inquiry into causes since 1933, and vows to remember the American dead as a step toward rebuilding a stable world.
The Met Opera contends with a lag in finances and audience amid reports it may be marketed soon. ABC President Robert Kintner calls the claim news to him as Bing’s new direction underperforms.
Washington, Michael J. McDermott, head of press relations at the State Department, vents fury at Voice of America for praising broadcasts to Chinese Communists. The piece also recounts Brig. Gen. Joseph Franklin Battley and a long-running Navy vs Army bet saga spanning years and continents.
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