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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
4
A devotional note recalls I Tim 4 14 teaching to neglect the gift within. It cites Christ choosing fishermen and other humble men who doubted their gifts and asserts love finds a way to aid humanity starting at home.
The piece questions Nixon and Knowland's push to aid Poland with funds and equipment to draw it from Soviet influence. It argues the gamble may not speed Poland’s break from Communism and warns that such policy risks widening anti American sentiment, while urging cautious aid rather than drastic buyouts.
Wilmington will host a 40 million dollar titanium processing plant as part of a broader tax package aimed at attracting industry. Governor Hodges touts the move as a major growth driver, while Cleveland County votes 415 000 in a bond to support a Pittsburgh Plate Glass fiberglass plant near Kerby.
The first international naval review in U S waters in 50 years will showcase U S naval growth since Theodore Roosevelt. Jane's Fighting Ships ranks the U S first, with Britain second. the Navy's rise reflects Alfred Thayer Mahan's theories and Roosevelt's expansion policies.
The article notes Nikita Khrushchev’s first live telecast with foreign reporters as a strategic move to speak beyond governments. It highlights promises on milk and meat supplies by 1960 61 and 1968, the focus on agriculture, and questions of Russia’s economic strength and debt. Dan Schorr’s sharp questioning is praised as insightful.
George Dixon recalls a press trip to London during a potted shrimp festival gone serious as Aneurin Bevan confronts Prime Minister Harold Macmillan over nuclear testing. He describes the question period, attire, and the contrast with U.S. politics, noting Macmillan’s caution and Bevan’s sharp barbs.
Masons of the city campaign to raise 200000 in lifetime loans from members to finance a new temple on South Main near Wrenn, with North Main property sold to First Methodist Church and delivery set for next February. Jack Burris contributed 10000 on condition the Main Street site is chosen.
Report on lighthearted acts in the North Carolina Assembly including mock impeachment, a commemorative parchment for Speaker Kemp Doughton, awards for Patsy Daniels, and a roll call controversy over a local ABC store bill. Letters from editors praising the state’s hospitality and balanced growth accompany travel coverage of the press tour to Biltmore House and other sites.
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