Bible Thought for Today on Trusting the Lord
A devotional note quotes Proverbs 3 5 urging readers to trust in the Lord with all their heart and avoid dependence on personal understanding. It praises the book of Proverbs as a storehouse of wisdom and suggests those grounded in its teaching stray little.
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Poor Prospects For School Aid Do Neither Ike Nor Country Any Good
The federal school construction bill faces poor odds this session as doubts about President Eisenhower support grow. Despite his public backing, administration stalwarts may withhold strong push, risking another year without aid while the $300 million request sits within a $72 billion budget.
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Khrushchev’s rhetoric and disarmament stalemate noted
Business Week highlights Nikita Khrushchev’s loquacious diplomacy in Prague and his hard line on disarmament. The piece argues US monopolies profit from armaments, while government orders keep margins low, dragging talks in London and leaving the same old storyline intact.
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Editorial on Reform in Delinquent Youth Camps
Editorial notes California operates 21 forestry camps for delinquents and nine other states have similar programs. Camps hold about 1,500 of 40,000 youths in training schools as reforms shift from incarceration to treatment. Experts argue for classification by personality defects and targeted therapies though few schools currently provide this. Studies and pilots aim to prove effectiveness of modern methods and inform public policy.
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The High Point Enterprise Historical Masthead
A fragmented OCR of the High Point Enterprise masthead lists publication details and staff roles including publisher president secretary treasurer editor and advertising director. It notes circulation and pricing information and post office status as second class under a 1979 act.
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Chavez Lunch Date Goes Classified in Senate dining room
A humorous Senate episode centers on Mrs. Chavez joining Sen. Dennis Chavez for lunch in the Capitol dining room. The scene features talks by dignitaries, jokes about civil rights and a punchline about a confidential matter being “classified.”
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Names for Negro teacher colleges urged to reflect local roots
A North Carolina source urges renaming Elizabeth City Fayetteville and Winston-Salem Negro teacher colleges to reflect their local settings as regional institutions with broader curricula. He notes white colleges use regional names and presses for clearer state status and broader offerings while preserving teacher training.
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Notes on Higher Education Authority and College Names
Charles Pearson discusses diversification of curricula and the need for top level supervision in North Carolina higher education. He argues for broader education beyond teacher training, regional naming, and greater authority for the State Board of Higher Education over colleges, while noting limited experience of the board to date.
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Reading the Good Old Days Through a Tax Book
A historical note recalls High Point's 1890 tax records showing average bills around two dollars. Prominent taxpayers J Elwood Cox and J H Millis paid forty plus dollars while others like W J Armifield and H Alexander paid thirty some dollars. Pete Cavarnos reflects on tax shifts and service values since then.
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The Riddle of Your Painful Back Debunks Myths
A Pageant article debunks teething and rocking theories and explains disc problems behind many back pains. It warns that disc conditions cause complex, recurring symptoms and view surgery as a last resort, urging general muscle tone to prevent pain.
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Reducing Infantry and Rethinking Modern Armies
George Sokolsky argues the US must shrink armed forces by 100000 as air power rises. He notes Britain and France relying on colonial troops is outdated and warns of high costs, uncertainty, and the need to adapt defenses as wars approach with rapid air campaigns.
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