Summit Under Duress As Well As Time Limit
Khrushchev in Jakarta issued a new Berlin ultimatum and warned the West to accept terms at the May summit or face a separate peace with East Germany. He links a free city plan to a East German treaty, creating a time limit on Geneva talks and trapping Eisenhower, Macmillan, and De Gaulle in a difficult diplomatic bind.
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Seeing Red in Sunday Sermons on Moral Upheaval
A preacher urges bold moral confrontation as Acts 17 18 quotes Christlike disruption. He cites Paul and reformers from Moses to Wesley, arguing moral courage is essential to challenge social sins and defend the church against complacency.
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High Point Race Relations Committee Sets Peaceful Path
The Mayor's Committee on Human Relations outlines a peaceful approach to race relations in High Point. Appointed after a near riot between white and Negro youths, the group urges consultation and due process, discourages demonstrations, and calls for grievances to be handled via established agencies for lasting understanding.
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Snow clearing praised for handling heavy early snow
City crews led by George Dean improved snow removal this week, clearing streets and highways better than in the previous heavy snowfall. The unseasonably cold weather means snow and ice linger, creating convenience and danger, with caution urged for drivers and pedestrians. The emergency response was praised for its effective management.
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High Point Enterprise Staff and roles listed
The High Point Enterprise staff page names D. A. Rawley as president Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary treasurer OLT McPherson as editor Brown as managing editor and W. W. Ward-Griffith Company as national advertising firm with circulation and business staff detailed for the daily and Sunday editions.
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Readers debate retirement age and race relations in local letters
Editorial page features letters from residents advocating lowering retirement to 55 and opposing racial mixing while calling for better enforcement of dog laws and addressing sit-in protests. Contributors include A Leon Padgett and a Christian reader arguing for equal rights and Christian duty.
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Senate bill sparks protest over federal power and desegregation
The Senate debates a Dirksen civil rights bill with seven sections including desegregation enforcement and voting safeguards. Critics warn of federal overreach while supporters urge enforcement of court orders and equality. The piece also notes remarks on nonsensical arguments and a North Carolina Latin class report.
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