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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1960
Page
2
The piece notes Jesus greeted the disciples with Peace, a social custom, but its deeper meaning offered comfort for their minds and consciences. It also urges them to act positively as missionaries, making the antidote to uneasiness bringing others to Christ.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer editorial questions flag reverence and notes a State Department report that a New York wholesaler shipped 48 and 49 star flags to Haiti for dress goods and curtains. It urges actions to halt improper exports and recover flags for proper disposal.
A Dallas Morning News reader from Oak Cliff vents ranting about medical bills and high prices while arguing against federal takeover of doctors and filling stations. He compares doctor and station costs, questions service at night, and urges changing doctors if dissatisfied.
The Charleston News and Courier argues newspapers rely on readership for impact. It notes public apathy limits press effectiveness, urges citizens to act, vote, and champion reform. It cites state spending debates and low protest levels, stressing individual action as the true engine of reform.
On its 10th anniversary Radio Free Europe reflects on its mission to broadcast to five captive nations behind the Iron Curtain. Despite optimism, officials warn Soviet domination may persist, with changes likely slow yet listeners remain hopeful for liberation and accurate reporting.
Khrushchev argues for peaceful coexistence and economic competition with capitalist nations, challenging Stalinist doctrine. He faces fierce opposition from Stalinists and Red China, who argue that revolution requires forcible, global expansion rather than one country socialist development.
The piece analyzes Khrushchev and Mao as divergent leaders within a universal state framework. It argues their generations and ideologies prevent agreement yet warns Free Nations may face disappointment if they seek profit from their rift. Both aim for a global Communist system coordinated for mankind.
The South Atlantic Quarterly article by George W. Taylor cites strong evidence that Marshal Ney was executed on December 7, 1815, in Paris, not living or dying in North Carolina as Peter Stewart Ney in 1846. Baptismal records and witness accounts in Scotland support the official death, while Hoyt's research is noted as challenging the legend.
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