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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
4
This meditation reflects on scriptural guidance from I Corinthians 14 33 noting God favors peace not confusion. It acknowledges human error and variation in Bible interpretation while stressing the primacy of one God of love above creeds and interpretations.
A $759,800 Kellogg Foundation grant backs a five year project at North Carolina State College to study agricultural adjustment and public policy in the South. The program aims to raise farm incomes to parity with non farm incomes and includes bringing Southern leaders together, launching education programs, and expanding campus research.
Ray Cromley reports on the Polaris program at Atlantic Missile Range. The Navy aims for rapid build of submarines and missiles to deter the Soviet Union, with plans for 45 subs and about 480 missiles ready by 1966, and range upgrades to 2900 miles by 1965.
President Eisenhower urged Notre Dame graduates and others to fight two threats: authoritarianism in governments that degrade human dignity and a worship of material wealth that dulls the spirit. He asked well-educated citizens to consider public service for a period to help defend freedom and justice.
Editorial notes a June 2 Broadway blackout amid a 22-show strike over pensions and wages. Actors Equity and the League of New York Theatres face lawsuits as leaders seek concessions. early estimates warn of a nationwide impact on audiences and hotel and restaurant trade.
An independent afternoon paper lists officers and staff including president D A Rawley, treasurer Holt McPherson, editor Jor Brown, managing editor W Bowgk, and board director R B Terry. The masthead shows publication by Int. Inc. with ownership notes.
An Atlanta editorial condemns speed traps and racketeering harming tourism. North Carolina responds with coordinated efforts to welcome visitors and curb law violations. Host schools in public instruction teach sanitation, courtesy, and travel information to areas near resorts.
Court bailiff Hermann Ludwig notes a shift from furniture and radios to appliances in debt collection. Australian Judge Mann sentences 16 New Guinea cannibals to death. H. Allen Smith quips on writing for healthy people. Lyndon B Johnson reflects on Cold War imitation and adversaries bending rules.
Notes On The News by Charles Pearson presents a viewpoint that questions voting eligibility, invoking Darwinian ideas to discuss rights and social theory. The piece frames the issue as a broader debate about eligibility and naturalistic concepts in civic participation.
The June Daily Month Contest area V will crown its queen tomorrow at a luncheon with Dr Charles F Carroll state project chairman as speaker. A parade by Mrs Hunter Dalton and Vance Proctor will follow the luncheon showcasing the dairy industry. Area V covers seven Piedmont counties and winners advance to a statewide event in Durham on June 29.
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