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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1957
Page
4
A reflection on Matthew 5 24 urging reconciliation with others and noting religion's social dimension. The author argues believers cannot be isolated pillars of virtue while neglecting human ties and communal responsibility.
Drew Pearson reports President Eisenhower would rely on a selective inner circle including Adlai Stevenson during the Paris NATO talks. Stevenson warned that in the rush for security the nation must guard freedom even as it pursues tech edge against the USSR. He urged vigilance to protect liberty while pursuing national survival.
Junius Irving Scales, once NC party chairman, states he has quit the Communist Party after stopping dues in January and ending membership after the February convention. He cites disillusionment due to Khrushchev era reforms and Hungarian events, saying he seeks no public announcement but may pursue rehabilitation by proving himself.
Editorial notes that youths and students in both Eastern and Western countries have become a potent political force since World War II. It traces Hungary 1956 protests, Polish student dissents, refugee flows, and the rise of national unions in over 60 nations, with the International Union of Students largely under Communist influence outside Poland. It also covers US student activism in the 1930s and postwar campus organizations led by the National Student Association.
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff roles and contact details including president secretary-treasury editor advertising director and business manager. It notes address 305-307 North Bain Street and postal information for mail and circulation.
The article argues against treating UN rights as eroding U S sovereignty through passports. It questions universal passport use, defends strict controls, and calls Congress to clearly define who may hold and use American passports, noting risks from lax enforcement and examples of youth abroad.
The piece discusses long range planning for industrial and residential growth in North Carolina and elsewhere, warns of water and waste disposal issues, and highlights Gaston County Democratic Appreciation Day with remarks by Sen. Sam J. Ervin and tributes to Gregg Cherry. It also describes Christmas decorations and a remarkable sunset near NC49, with reflections on color and memory.
An editor’s Christmas reflection argues sin remains news, yet the season offers Good News. It recalls St Luke, wartime memories, donors helping the sick, and the call to alms and childlike faith as editors seek to reconcile journalism with Christmas spirit.
A collection of remarks from Dr. Howard L. Bevis Paul-Henri Spaak Meade Alcorn Joseph C O’Mahoney You Chan Yang R Gordon Bell and George Meany on national defense living standards NATO Korean unification and economic policy. The quotes span science education military strength democracy party cohesion and industrial productivity.
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