Fear not Abraham I am thy shield and reward
A devotional note cites Genesis 15 1 fear not Abraham I am thy shield and thy exceeding great reward affirmed as God’s reassurance to believers.
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Abraham
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1957
Page
4
Britain as Junior Partner Could Strengthen the Western Alliance
The realignment of Anglo American ties after the Suez crisis shows Britain adopting a junior role while strengthening the Western alliance. London plans a defended missiles unit and potential cuts in Gibraltar Libya and Hong Kong bases while reducing German army strength by up to 30000.
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Britain
Western Alliance
Suez Canal
United States
Great Britain
London
Gibraltar
Libya
Hong Kong
NATO
Germany
America
The Double Standard in the United Nations
The piece argues the UN shows a double standard via the veto power, citing Soviet Russia blocking a Kashmir inquiry while ignoring Hungary, Egypt, and Israel. It notes 87 total vetoes, 80 by the Soviet bloc, and questions Western influence in the General Assembly amid Afro-Asian dominance. Krishna Menon is highlighted as a key UN figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Russia
Security Council
U. N. Commission
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
United Nations
Soviet
Israel
Hungary
Great Britain
France
Egypt
Eden
Nasser
Naguib
United States
Israel-Egypt
Soviet Russia
China
General Assembly
Krishna Menon
House votes down Uzzell resolution on teacher pay
Last week some Guilford Count representatives split on the ill starred Uzzell resolution which would have forced at least a 15 percent pay rise for teachers regardless of the Appropriations Committee findings. It was defeated 58 to 53 as lawmakers argued it set a bad procedural precedent.
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Uzzell
House
Appropriations
Nnn Vend
Guilford
Advisory Budget Commission
Rep
Appropriations Committee
Red Cross
Mount Airy
B. C. Fowler
Editorial on Federal State Labor Conflicts and Taft Hartley
The piece outlines expected administration moves to realign state and federal authority over labor disputes, echoing Eisenhower proposals to empower states during emergencies and to preserve local handling of disputes. It notes Sec. 14 b's union shop limits, right to work battles, and efforts by lobbyists and lawmakers to repeal or modify Taft Hartley amid campaigns in Indiana and Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
House
A. F. LC
Taft-Hartley
James Roosevelt
Calif
Labor
Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
National Right
Notices and advertising misprints from High Point Enterprise
Notice indicates second class matter at the High Point Post Office under the 1879 act. It clarifies that carriers dealers and distributors are independent contractors and the paper is not responsible for advance solicitations or misdirected communications.
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High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise
Ward-Griffith Company
Memorial drive spurs YMCA expansion and hospital plans
The Jackson family memorial fund near the YMCA may complete a basement expansion and fund youth programs including a skating area and rifle range, while local figures back bond issues for a new 99 bed hospital. Disasters at Mount Airy fire and ongoing language education efforts frame a busy civic season in High Point. Community leaders highlight the Middle East program and urban development as vital to civic growth.
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W. L. Jackson
Ymca Building Fund
Max Cooke
Jackson Memorial
Dave Gillespie
Rifle Range
South
R. J. McMillan
University Hospital
Sisters of the Poor Servants of the Mother of God
Marrfield
Father McMillan
Father Walsh
Public Library
YMCA
High Point Lawhome
St. Petersburg
Southern
Frank Dalton
Tomlinson
High Point
League of Women Voters
Mise Julia Khalaf
Guilford College
Jordan
Israel
Nasser
Woman's College
Middle East
Reorganizing NC State Government Shifts Power Toward Governor
Lynn Nisbet reports on changes in the North Carolina General Assembly era that expand executive influence. Proposals to enlarge the Advisory Budget Commission and give the Governor more appointment power reflect a trend away from popular control toward centralized authority in Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
General Assembly
Raleigh
Budget Bureau
State Board of Education
Advisory Budget Commission
Directors Rise The Governor’s Power Expands In North Carolina
Notes On The News discusses pending bills shifting control from elected boards to gubernatorial or governor appointed directors in North Carolina. It details the Board of Buildings and Grounds proposed split and a Division of General Services under the Governor, with budget approval limited by the Advisory Budget Commission. It contrasts a Medical Society appointed board with elected members and notes the potential for private professional influence and limited public representation.
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Raleigh
Board of Buildings and Grounds
General Services
Advisory Budget Commission
North Carolina
Organization Study Commission
State Board of Health
State Medical Society
Medical Society
The
Boars
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George Sokolsky
Suez
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North Main Street
High Point, N. C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Associated Press
Lady IN Waiting
Holt McPherson
Jackson
Cae
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Charles ?Earson
Texas
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