The Righteous Do Not Flee from Danger
A meditation on Nehemiah 6 11 urging steadfast faith over self preservation. The text recalls Nehemiah faced with a plot to kill him and his choice not to seek safety in the temple, framing bravery as service to others.
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Price Index At New High Signals Inflationary Pressure
A four tenths rise in June pushed living costs to a record high, led by higher fruit and vegetable costs. Predictions suggest August may ease with lower food prices, though July could see further seasonal increases. Federal and presidential leaders face inflation risks amid a major steel strike, with officials arguing for a non inflationary settlement to protect national well being.
City County Center Move Gets Green Light Despite Bids Trimmed
City Council and Guilford Commissioners approve proceeding with a city county government center after economies cut about 150000 from the project. Architects receive 5000 more to redraw plans as bids slip to fall and steel prices rise with a delayed, costly start for a long sought civic facility.
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Nixon Goes to Moscow for U S Exhibition Visit
Editorial notes Vice President Nixon travels to Moscow to open the U S exhibition and says no magic formula will resolve Cold War tensions. He stresses the visit is a mission not a sightseeing tour with aim to ease but not end basic differences between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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High Point Enterprise History and Staff Intro
The High Point Enterprise, established 1884, is presented as an independent newspaper. The document lists staff positions including president secretary-treasurer and editing and advertising directors amid publication details.
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Sokolsky Rovere Book on McCarthy Provokes Debate
The author criticizes Rovere for bias and inaccuracy while arguing McCarthy arose from a broader anti Communist movement. He contends McCarthy was a serious politician who confronted a widespread conspiracy and that Rovere fails to capture the era’s influences and key figures like Roy Cohn and Dr. J. B. Matthews.
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Banking shifts dominate Capitol Square debates in North Carolina
The State Banking Commission hears merger pressure between Wilson based Branch Banking and Trust and Smithfield First Citizens while Rockingham Hamlet branch battles test local loyalties. Leaders include Joe Eagles, Kemp Doughton, and Edwin Gill as politics color discussions.
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High Point Business Council forms to curb fraudulent fund raises
A joint effort by the High Point Chamber of Commerce the High Point Merchants Association and Piedmont Associated Industries creates a Screening Committee to authorize solicitations for advertising donations and charitable schemes. The panel will check references and issue authorization cards to approved groups.
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House of Prayer Changes a Man and a City
Luke Kestler writes from Detroit praising the House of Prayer in High Point for guiding his recovery from alcoholism. He credits faith and daily striving, notes Detroit’s unemployment, and says he found work upon return while his family sees him transformed.
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