High Point Curriculum Study Committee Earns Congratulations
The Enterprise commends the High Point Steering Committee for Curriculum Study for its Wednesday school board report. It urges focus on guidance testing methods gifted education and specialized subjects to improve elementary foreign language study vocational education and core skills as the group pursues broader educational progress.
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Patience With Cuba in Easing U S Cuban Tensions
The editorial urges patience as U S Cuban relations deteriorate under Fidel Castro. It opposes early sanctions like cutting sugar quotas, fearing backlash in Latin America and increased Soviet influence. It emphasizes restraint, warning a punitive strike could backfire and broaden Communist ties.
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Symington accuses Eisenhower of distorting Soviet intel to balance the budget
Senator Stuart Symington, a Missouri Democrat and former Air Force secretary, charges the Eisenhower administration manipulated intelligence on Soviet military forces to balance the budget. He argues the missile gap favors the Soviet more than 3 to 1 and warns against political actions damaging national security.
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Fire protection reform urged after Idol home blaze
A Guilford County editor argues for a countywide fire service to protect all residents, citing the Horneytown Volunteer Fire Department pledge to aid others at no charge. The piece condemns fragmented local departments and calls for unified, regional fire protection to save lives and property.
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Barricades On The Boulevards If The Army Tries To Dump De Gaulle
Paris dispatch analyzes the French crisis as Algeria’s turmoil threatens to pull France from NATO defense. A diplomat warns Paris would rise with barricades if the army ousts de Gaulle, while observers note Moscow could exploit a weakened France and more American troops might be needed in Europe.
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Let the dead bury the dead Come follow me sermon
A Sunday sermon denounces the word but as a trap to delay duty and discipleship. It cites biblical calls from Jesus and Paul, arguing that hesitation blocks responsibility, and urges immediate commitment over tomorrow. The tract frames procrastination as a fatal barrier to high calling and salvation.
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Community colleges expand growth in High Point area
High Point College begins its first night classes and installs Dr Wendell M Patton as president signaling growth in the Golden Triangle. Greensboro College offers a summer school with 54 courses from June 6 to Aug 11. Heritage Printers wins awards for Harold H Fletcher's Faith of a Salesman. Dr Bernard Boyd delivers sermons on religion and education linking faith and learning.
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