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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
4
A meditation relates Moses question Who am I to God's call and Moses doubt. It urges humility balanced with trust in divine help for church leadership Sunday school and civic duties. It warns against using self doubt to avoid duty.
The piece notes a shocking misallocation of donations to the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation with 9814 percent diverted amid alleged salary misuse by a former executive director. It argues for federated giving with strong auditing and outside United Fund supervision to prevent further abuse while stressing continued trust in health agencies.
John B Kelly writes a plain language will criticizing legal jargon while leaving the bulk of his estate to his wife and three daughters. He notes his daughters may need funds for dress bills and singles out his three sons in law, but he avoids hard feelings. He hopes his language is understandable and legal, not cluttered with legal terms. He warns against court fights and mocks lawyers for obscure phrases. Bravo to Kelly for a candid, pragmatic approach to wills and family relations.
Editorial notes the House Agriculture Committee moves to extend the Sugar Act of 1948 for one year amid Cuba tensions with Fidel Castro. It discusses proposed bills, administration influence, and threats of nationalization as Castro pressures U S policy while Khrushchev visits the Soviet Union.
Britain’s BBC imposes a broad anti violence code to remove bone crunching, eye gouging and gory shots from programs likely seen by children. The move affects American makers. two episodes of Laramie and Philip Marlowe were dropped.
Letters argue that returning balance after homicide requires forgiveness by society and by the victim’s circle. Emphasis on rehabilitation, psychiatric study, and measured confinement. calls for forgiveness as a constructive, albeit costly, response to tragedy.
Charles Pearson reflects that U.S. servicemen in Japan enjoy high reenlistment rates, love the country, and favor its scenic beauty and affordable travel. He praises Japan’s distinctive coffee shops and tea houses offering tranquil atmosphere and classical music, suggesting Americans could benefit from similar relaxation at home. He criticizes an article by Mr. Cannel as misleading.
The piece argues that Chicago tied interests aim to dominate the national furniture market, while the Southern Furniture Market expands under strong sales and showings. It notes weak Southern responses to Snow's figures and highlights regional business shifts including Hunts' new West Green shop and gains in local industry.
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