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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1959
Page
4
A meditation explains Romans 8:2 7 the law of life in Christ freeing from sin and death. It stresses that Christ's coming and atonement are effective only when believed accepted and followed by individuals.
The American Business Clubs relocate their national office to High Point praising the city’s central east coast location and accessible air rail and highway links. The two local AB Club chapters funded a building on land donated by Delos Hedgecock, joining the NC Jaycees and Veterans of Foreign Wars as bases for regional operations.
The piece argues President Eisenhower should use fact finding to avert a nationwide steel strike that could trigger inflation. It notes the 1952 and 1956 strikes and urges government intervention before entrenched positions harm workers, management, and the public, aiming for a settlement without inflation.
An editorial marks the 40th anniversary of the Versailles peace treaty with a critical view of its flaws. It argues secret drafting, U.S. refusal to join the League of Nations, and weak enforcement helped sow later conflict. It notes delays in subsequent postwar settlements and ongoing unresolved issues shaping Cold War diplomacy.
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The piece warns that three blocs Europe Common Market, European Free Market and the Soviet-led group will dominate global trade. It notes Britain, Canada, Japan, and China as major partners, stresses US need to raise consumption and manage prices while preserving employment, and calls for strong leadership to meet tightening economic forces.
Trustees from church colleges across the nation met at Lake Junaluska to discuss higher education leadership and policy. Dr Charles Turck warned against rising tuition, praising High Point College for its low charges while urging focus on Christian values over material gain.
Lynn Nisbet surveys cemetery concerns around capitol square noting abandoned plots, churchyard preservation, and proposed notices for grave removals. A Burke county bill would require publication notices for grave moves after long gaps, aiming to limit personal notices while preserving authority. The piece reflects changing country churchyards, modernization of grounds, and nostalgic reminiscences of rural picnics.
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