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A brief religious reflection cites a verse about where treasure is and declares that hatred toward any person cannot coexist with love for God. It attributes the message to Dean William Inge.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1964
Page
3
A brief religious reflection cites a verse about where treasure is and declares that hatred toward any person cannot coexist with love for God. It attributes the message to Dean William Inge.
In praise of Governor Sanford's three year record North Carolina advances in education industry and higher education. The piece argues the current administration built a capable political machine, notes Moore Lake organization as a future force, and defends the era's handling of race issues while avoiding violence seen elsewhere. It contends programs should endure beyond Sanford and warns against fading the administration's initiatives.
Rutherfordton, seat of Rutherford County, NC, saw its population dip as twelve townships declined over the decade. A Brayhill furniture plant north of town aims to employ about 400, boosting local industry and potentially reversing rural declines in Rutherford and nearby Marion and McDowell counties.
A Sanford resident who attended a Raleigh wrestling match along with friends claims a 250 pound fighter toppled into the seats and landed on him injuring his leg and foot and elbow. He seeks 10000 for damages including hospital bills and embarrassment alleging promoter negligence and unsafe seating.
Short items from multiple pages: Margaret Chase Smith 197,556 votes in Illinois analysis. Goldwater wins 62 percent. Washington gag on New Hampshire GOP winner dubbed The Artful Lodger. Eisenhower on group rights vs needs. telephone vs bathtub invention quip. Johnson driving criticism. Asheville notes on office coffees to support Bruce Burleson with a whiskey idea.
A fragment from The High Point Enterprise details staff titles and office street address in High Point North Carolina. It lists M Griffith Company as national advertising representative and notes independent contractor distribution. The text references Associated Press copyright and postal classifications.
A guest column by Fred Wheeless debates the GOP civil war and suggests two steps to salvage the party. He humorously proposes offering asylum to Barry Goldwater and disconnecting Eisenhower’s telephone, while noting public mood and the need for moderates. The piece muses on Kennedy’s grave as Americans reflect on national unity.
A reader admonishes Christians to uphold high moral standards amid rising laxity in society and church. The letter argues modern culture embraces immorality, glorifies emancipation from puritanical rules, and overlooks divine design in purifying evil surfacing in civilization and political tyranny.
Aletter stresses biblical ground for peace, cites Isaiah on wickedness, and argues that true peace comes from righteousness. It criticizes modern political formulas and labels E B Drury as hostile to Christianity, noting the writer will defend convictions while granting others right to differ.
E RAY FLE of Sophia North Carolina defends Christianity as the way to curb Communism criticizing Mr Drury for anti church letters. He argues Americans should love God first, avoid hate, accept casualties in Vietnam, and prefer faith over partisan politics while inviting readers to share opinions.
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