Bible Thought for Today Emphasizes Gladness as Medicine
A devotional note on Psalm 4 7 stating thou hast put gladness in my heart and a merry heart doeth good like a medicine. It links a harmonious soul with a healthy mind and body and the Infinite.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1958
Page
4
A devotional note on Psalm 4 7 stating thou hast put gladness in my heart and a merry heart doeth good like a medicine. It links a harmonious soul with a healthy mind and body and the Infinite.
Defense Secretary McElroy appointed three retired military leaders and three civilians to join him in a top priority search for reorganizing the Defense Department. The move aims to clarify the administration's goals, counter waste, and speed up a unified national defense program amid inter-branch tensions.
State banking Commissioner Ben Roberts urges all state bank employees take yearly vacations to uncover hidden defalcations. He also seeks tighter rules on hip pocket lenders who operate from cars, to curb abusive usury and register with the commissioner. Roberts argues vacations and regulation will reduce opportunistic fraud and protect financially distressed borrowers.
Editorial notes Dulles as father figure to the Baghdad Pact while refusing formal U S entry. It recalls 1953 1955 timeline from northern tier concepts to METO links, with Britain Pakistan Iran and others joining, and U S observers and aid linked to the Middle East resolution. The piece cites Soviet pressure and regional Arab and Israeli reactions, ending with Dulles explaining non participation to avoid offending non members.
Front page masthead lists key personnel including Mrs R B Terry as president, secretary treasurer, Patterson Jr as editor, and LOFLIN as advertising director with department roles. No news event is described in this fragment.
Published Every Afternoon and Sunday Morning By Mail $15 By Carrier $18 Per Year The Associated Press entitlement to reproduce local news and AP dispatches Entered as second class matter at the Post Office High Point N C The High Point Enterprise not responsible for advance subscriptions to carriers and home delivery rate contact local carrier Adverting representatives Ward Grit-
The Enterprise receives two letters urging humane slaughter and criticizing liquor repeal. One writer cites international practice and bills like H.R. 8308, urging Congressional support and public pressure for humane methods. The other links Prohibition to crime declines, bootlegging, and cites FBI data, alongside biblical allusion about Noah and social ills following repeal.
The article portrays a dramatic clash as Native Americans in North Carolina confront Ku Klux Klan members at a night rally in Maxton. It claims 30 000 Indians in the state with accusations about Lumbee Croatan or Cherokee identity and ironies historical and political figures weigh in on federal response and civil rights tensions.
Notes on The News describe lawmakers commenting on Lakota and Cherokee style protests. Theodore Green says no new treaties with Indians, calls them allies while Homer Capehart notes a paradoxical color clash between Klansmen and Native protesters. Beall thanks Indians for keeping him in office. Neuberger warns of possible immigration tightening pending reaction.
City officials report Luther H Medlin named principal of Greensboro Page High School opening next fall while Luther Hodges travels to Monroe for a wedding. Community items mention a missing dog in Miami, a heating stove request, and notes on local figures including Judge Nash ill and Corlesse Lockamy honored for service.
Quotes from Rep. Porter Sen. Clark Sen. Case and Rep. Groce question the White House handling of defense issues. They warn accidental atomic events could trigger war while calling for clearer command and stronger leadership despite President illness.
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