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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1959
Page
4
A meditation on Proverbs 27 9 praising the joy of good friends and hearty counsel. ItJesus Christlike love requires putting aside selfishness and greed for devotion and helpfulness toward others. It urges readers to desire mutual blessing and generosity among friends.
Opinion on art in international exhibits contrasts Soviet censorship with US debates. Congressional criticism of American art in Moscow reflects concerns over political labeling and perceived bias. The piece calls for letting art critics decide selections without political interference.
Sen. John F. Kennedy argues that banning presidential primaries and favorite sons blocks voter choice as governors seek to bar leading candidates from contention. He contemplates challenging California's Pat Brown and Ohio's Mike DiSalle in next year's primaries, signaling a defining stance in the free for all.
The NAACP opens its 50th convention in New York City with a claim of broad aims beyond court battles. It pursues civil rights via litigation, legislation, and public opinion while expanding activity in states and municipalities. The group, founded in 1909, has about 250 000 members and nearly 1500 branches.
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription prices and staff roles. It notes carrier and yearly rates and credits Associated Press use. The page includes management titles and service details for the High Point, North Carolina publication.
Sokolsky argues that both Soviet Russia and the United States avoid war while fearing the other's capability to win it. He notes Khrushchev and Kozlov, warns that without inspection a disarmament treaty fails, and calls for global scrutiny of nuclear activity and munitions manufacturing to prevent another Pearl Harbor. He cites Berlin Formosa Iran Cuba and Israel as geopolitical touchstones.
The article traces how public roads have long intertwined with politics from colonial times to modern highway commissions. It notes shifts in state leadership and highway governance, the centralization trend under Hodges, and ongoing debates over how road projects influence elections and appointments, with bridges, dispatches, and funding tied to political maneuvering.
Editor David Tennant Bryan argues newspapers must operate with an ethical purpose beyond profit, exploring the four dimensions of a newspaper including time. He urges independence, truthful reporting, and informing readers to empower democratic choice while acknowledging reader and advertiser pressures and the dangers of misuse of press power.
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