Bible Thought for Today on Beauty of Good Deeds
A devotional remark notes that true beauty comes from thoughtful acts rather than cosmetics, reminding readers that we are all God's children and should strive to reflect that inner goodness. The message centers on virtue over appearances and moral conduct.
Communist Congress Has No Reason For Western Panic
The Moscow Communist Party Congress finished with no proof of an imminent threat. Khrushchev and Mikoyan defended tough Berlin talks, claimed peace offers are real, and warned of coexistence ultimatums while boasting about missiles and seven year goals. The West remains skeptical as U S economies continue to grow.
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Presidium
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Europe
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Soviet Union
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Berlin
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A New Star In Paris UNESCO Opens New Headquarters
UNESCO in Paris opens a new headquarters praised as a symbol of international cooperation. The article notes heart research progress with Eisenhower and Johnson at a White House fund campaign, urging public donations to support science and unity through shared efforts.
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United Nations Education, Scientific and Cultural Organization
White House
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Ike
High Point Enterprise Advertising Note
An independent newspaper established in 1884 with AP affiliation notes classified details for mail and carrier subscriptions and advertising representation by Ward Griffith Company. It outlines annual rates and national advertising contacts for The High Point Enterprise.
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Sunday Sermon on Christ as Living Word and Authority
A sermon contrasts Jesus with printed law, arguing Christianity rests on a living person not documents. It cites Luke 4 20 21 and Pauls line Christ liveth in me to stress a dynamic faith beyond creeds, rules, and church fathers. The sermon asserts Christ as ultimate authority.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
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Chris Liveth
Beyond the Law and the Path to a Rich Life in Christ
A sermon contrasts Jesus priority of human welfare over Sabbath rules with Saint Francis charity and warns that plain rule-keeping cannot grant salvation. It cites a 90th birthday misreading of virtue, notes the inadequacy of catechisms, and presents Christ as Savior and friend, supreme in all ages.
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David
Jesus
St. Francis
Christ
Winters Not As Severe As Yesterday Yet Straw Icicles Remain
A column recalls past harsh winters with long icicles and icy ground while noting modern homes with gutters reduce icicle formation. The writer contrasts memories with present conditions and reflects on the coming of spring. Also reviewed is Martin Luther King Jr. memoir Stride Toward Freedom and local theater plans for three one act plays at High Point College.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
Martin Luther King
Montgomery
Ala
United States Supreme Court
The
Little Theatre
Alice Gerstenberg
Noel Coward
Tennessee Williams
Billy Graham Heads South for Australia Crusade
A letter from Editor Billy Graham outlines an extensive six month evangelistic tour to Australia and planned meetings in Djokrakarta Singapore Cairo and Berlin. He argues for renewed moral fabric and spiritual awakening to address domestic and regional tensions.
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Djokrakarta
Singapore
Cairo
Berlin
Southeast Asia
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