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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1957
Page
4
Eve hath not seen nor ear heard nor entered into the heart of man the things God hath prepared for them that love Him. Paul glimpsed higher realms and could not tell if it was a vision or bodily ascent to Heaven. He knew the heavenly state passes all understanding.
The UNC education TV venture slated to begin on WUNC Sept 9 may ease teacher shortages and maximize top teachers for superior instruction. Fourteen systems have signed up to follow general science math world history and U S history courses. The project under Dr Dean B Pruette faces instructional adjustments for TV but could prove vital for broad scale teaching and under Ford Foundation funding of 200000.
Washington reports the revenue service is examining policy on dividends arising from accelerated amortization. Companies plan tax free returns of capital by using earned and accelerated write offs to shrink or wipe out earnings, enabling larger distributions. Officials expect little policy change despite the trend.
Editorial notes Khrushchev’s olive branch to Tito, framed by calls for unity among socialist states. It traces past Moscow Belgrade shifts from 1948 to 1956, the Cominform era, and the 1953 Yugoslav–Russian rapprochement, suggesting aims to revive bloc cohesion.
The article traces Tito’s shifting stance toward the Soviet Union from 1952 to 1956, noting protests, apologies, and high level visits. It details Khrushchev’s Belgrade visit in 1956, Tito’s strained but ongoing cooperation, Yugoslavia’s stance on Soviet interventions, and their voting record at the U N on Hungary.
The High Point Enterprise announces staff and editorial leadership details. Includes names such as D A Rawley and Mrs R B Terry with positions like president and secretary treasurer. Publication office located at 306 307 North Main Street, High Point, North Carolina.
Published every afternoon and Sunday morning by Mai and Carries. The High Point Banke is not responsible for advance payments to carriers or representatives. Independent contractors handle home delivery and rate contact. Associated Press rights noted for local news and AP dispatches.
George Dixon inside Washington reveals Thomas E Stephens as a high level aide who staged a prank by substituting a ten cent ballpoint labeled Stephens. The tale notes Stephens pride in an art gallery near the cabinet room featuring paintings by Eisenhower Luce Weeks Lodge and others, all traced by numbering for children.
Lynn Nisbet notes the State Highway Commission prepares a two day meeting next Monday and Tuesday to set a four year policy based on director Bill Babcock’s plans. Officials will assign areas for study and discuss relationships with counties cities and citizens while detailing the five road classifications and funding split among federal and state sources.
Sunday Editor Robert Marke and Miss Faye Floyd plan to wed on Saturday amid playful warnings by Doris Young about life with newspapermen. High Point College gains from a new campaign director as Mystic Seaport gains feature status in national coverage.
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