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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1960
Page
3
A devotional reflection cites Luke 3 13 urging exact payment of taxes and recounts tax collectors who repented and sought baptism. It urges Christians to apply righteousness beyond Sundays, embracing the golden rule in daily work and business life.
A historical reflection notes that U S prestige waned over 60 years from Teddy Roosevelt era to Castro era. It argues Americans cannot rely on armed defense abroad and laments the loss of influence and the shift from speaking softly to speaking loudly in global affairs.
Western nations face a potential crisis in supporting West Germany while seeking peaceful talks with the Soviet Union. Anti Jewish unrest among German youth highlights deep prejudices across Europe and America. Suspicion over Nazi memories resurfaces as Swastika imagery provokes anger, complicating alliance and propaganda dynamics.
Editorial notes surging TV Code subscriptions after evangelist push with NAB reporting 373 stations now in the Code and 72 percent of 518 on air. It contrasts wartime zeal with past laxity and flags upcoming House probe into quiz show scandals, payola, and code enforcement weaknesses.
President cites steel settlement but warns the core issue is work rules. Labor unions set production methods and staffing, risking outpricing US goods abroad. Rising social costs from reduced labor and high production per worker threaten the economy. management must regain control to prevent decline in American industry.
Virginia minister asks if a bond posted in Virginia covers North Carolina marriages or if North Carolina requires none. The piece explains NC allows ordained ministers or church authorized persons to perform marriages, notes JP authority, and discusses jurisdiction and potential reforms to marriage laws and church state relations.
Holt McPherson presents a printed litany to guide parents in raising children. It urges respect, patience, understanding, faith in children, and balanced discipline while promoting freedom with responsibility and loving guidance throughout the family life.
Lyndon Johnson faces off against Senate liberals at the start of a new session. He calls a secret meeting, secures support for a restrained rule change, and wins 112 to 0 in backing his leadership style. Johnson remains calm while the liberals clash.
The discussion centers on who has prime title to a TV set and broader welfare fund supervision. The text argues that extreme cases of parents sacrificing children for a car have been blown out of proportion in state federal debates. It suggests tighter family planning could reduce welfare problem handling.
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