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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1957
Page
4
A reflection on putting charity first and letting God's peace govern the heart. The excerpt notes human tendency to excuse own faults while judging others, urging humility and mercy in daily conduct.
Louis Graves argues in The Chapel Hill Weekly that the era’s campaign hype should be trimmed and proposes raising the voting age to 25 or 30. He contends few twenty one year olds vote wisely and suggests testing the idea, noting reforms he favors are not advancing.
A Wyoming publisher bans the term teen-ager in crime stories to curb negative connotations. The writer argues reform is good but misdirected as many local reports still highlight positive teen achievements such as school and club activities.
The Plainview Herald urges better record keeping of vital statistics births deaths weddings and christenings. It notes reporters often miss biographical data due to deadlines and asks why family records and newspapers neglect these details and who will maintain them.
The Columbia Tribune notes engineers and non engineers alike emphasize English reading writing and speech as crucial for career success. A GE survey of 13 000 graduates found English courses including English communication and expression ranked highly for work and play after college. It argues for English literacy as core to citizenship leadership and liberal education.
The piece traces how access to scriptures evolved from oral liturgy to printed Bibles, arguing that reading at home with personal study and commentary deepens understanding. It cautions against casual reading and urges contemporary readers to engage privately with the text to uncover enduring meaning.
Publication details state afternoon and Sunday morning issues with yearly mail and carrier rates. It notes Associated Press rights to local news and AP dispatches, postal entry at High Point North Carolina, and independent carrier delivery terms and distributor liability.
Ike's second term heightens reliance on newsmen as he moves to connect directly with the public. The White House enjoys good press relations while cabinet and Pentagon channels face tighter control and censorship. A Moss subcommittee probes public relations policies and security classifications.
County boards of education and superintendents warn many teachers may lose jobs at term end if General Assembly delays school appropriation and machinery acts. Administrations urge separating school items for early passage by April 1 to avoid mass contract renewals and staff losses amid planned racial integration.
George Sokolskiy argues the alliance among United States Britain and France remains intact despite tensions over Egypt Hungary and the Soviet recovery. He says the UN has weakened and predicts Moscow and Red China will align, shaping Western strategy and geopolitics.
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