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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1959
Page
4
The piece urges using the Bible as a teacher alongside schools and colleges. It frames scripture as a record of others' trials and triumphs guiding readers toward God and eternal life, avoiding personal heartbreak through shared experience.
Nixon confronts a harsh Kremlin mood as Khrushchev and Geneva deadlock cast a gloomy climate on the Moscow visit. Analysts say a breakthrough could help Nixon, while continued confrontations risk weakening his presidential bid.
The $24 privilege tax collected from two defense attorneys in the Henderson dynamite conspiracy case was refunded after Attorney General Malcolm Seawell, though on vacation, ordered an examination of the law. A ruling soon followed that isolated appearances do not count as practicing law in the state, and funds were returned to the taxpayers. The piece criticizes union leaders convicted for actions linked to the Henderson strike and urges accountability and correction of mistakes rather than attacking whistleblowers.
Nobel physicist Edward Teller argues the Soviet Union will top science in ten years and criticizes American society for failing to motivate intellectuals. He urges renewed emphasis on education, freedom, and individual initiative to bridge the gap and prepare for a future collaborative world.
The American Heart Association calls for a formal, impartial study group of physicians scientists and community leaders to coordinate health fund appeals and target major chronic diseases. It warns that fragmented campaigns confuse the public and hinder education and research efforts, urging united action and local civic leadership.
The piece notes rising candidate activity and congressional spending amid inflation fears. It highlights Hubert Humphrey backing the Townsend plan for universal aged payments of 130 to 150 dollars monthly, costing about 15 billion dollars. It also reports Philadelphia Mayor Dilworth urging a Department of Urban Affairs to aid city residents, contrasting with farmer subsidies totaling 5 billion annually and risking half the federal budget.
The High Point Enterprise lists its corporate name and contact details including address at 305 207 North Street High Point North Carolina. It also names key personnel such as Rawley R. B. Terry T McPherson president and secretary treasurer editor managing editor and advertising director among others.
The piece recalls the biblical tale of Meroz from Judges 5 23 and warns against neutrality in crisis. It contrasts prosperous appearance with lack of effort and sacrifice by all residents from Dan to Beersheba. The sermon urges civic participation and support in major struggles.
In a railing address a speaker warns that criminals are not America’s worst threat but drifters and slackers. He condemns idle churchgoers and bystanders who do nothing to defend faith and nation, citing historical examples and a call to rise up for the church and country.
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