Cuba Stirs Trouble For U.S. By William R. Frye
Fidel Castro’s Cuba remains a divisive force in the Western Hemisphere. UN allies and US critics debate his aims as Castro allegedly trains fighters for invasion, secures Soviet aid, and strains Canada US trade while prompting US containment efforts and UN aid considerations.
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William R. Frye
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Uncle Sam
Western Hemisphere
Castro
United Nations
Punta del Este
Kennedy
Bogota
Caracas
United States
Rio Grande
Argentina
Americas
Europe
Yugoslavia
Russia
Hungary
Red Army
Dean Rusk
Adlai E. Stevenson
Canada
Washington
Ottawa
Tampa
Florida
UN Special Fund
Paul G. Hoffman
Special Fund
Latin America
Nikita Khrushchev
America
Kremlin
Daily Meditation on Justification and Regeneration
A devotional excerpt cites Romans 5 9 on justification by blood and salvation from divine wrath. It emphasizes Jesus as the true manifestation of God and the regenerating power of a divine life per Horace Bushnell.
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Jesus
God
Horace Bushnell
Bond Issue Sparks Senate Debate On UN Financing
The US nears a vote on buying 100 million in United Nations bonds to cover Congo costs as Russia France and others fail to pay dues. Senators question the risk of backing UN policy with US funds and the precedent it sets while the Congo operation continues.
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United States
United Nations
Congress
Senate
State Rusk
Russia
France
Congo
Gizenga
Leopoldville
Africa
Algeria
Katanga
Middle East
Gaza Strip
Rusk
Britain
Treasury
Aiken
Vermont
State Department
U. N
Clergyman backs Kennedy and church state stance
Dr Harold A Bosley former Duke Divinity School dean and Evanston pastor now bound for New York pledges praise for President Kennedy. He credits Kennedy with advancing religious freedom and reducing Protestant Catholic bias amid Americans United for Separation of Church and State discussions.
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Harold A. Bosley
Duke Divinity School
First Methodist Church
Evanston, Il
Christ Methodist Church
New York
Ralph W. Lockman
Bosley
Kennedy
Dr. Bosley
High Point Enterprise Staff and Circulation Details
The High Point Enterprise lists staff including President Mrs. R. B. Terry managing editor Holt McPherson Joe Brown and W. W. Patterson as advertising director. It provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, Sunday only, and by carrier, with NC tax and advertising representation notes.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Cie Cassissies
R. B. Terry
Ee Holt McPherson
Aig
Joe Brown
Cc WW. Patterson, “Jr
W. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
AP News
Artful gospel on beauty grace and Jesus as divine artist
A Sunday sermon links art and faith, portraying Jesus as master artist whose acts and teachings emit grace, truth, and beauty. It praises Christ’s compassion, poetic Sermon on the Mount imagery, and calls for renewal through goodness and mercy.
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God
John the Holy
Michael Angelo
Haydn
Handel
Thorvaldsen
Sidney Lanier
Christ
Wisdom
Jesus
Crystal Christ
Lincoln as President and the American Democracy
A reflective portrait of Abraham Lincoln linking his cautious leadership in war to a broader defense of the Constitution and the people. The article traces his humble origins, moral vision, Gettysburg words, and enduring impact on American democracy. It notes North Carolina’s tobacco prominence and Friday’s 350th tobacco industry anniversary in Winston-Salem.
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Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Mississippi
New Orleans
America
North Carolina
United States
Winston-Salem
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High Point Enterprise
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Robert Marks
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
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