Bible Thought for Today Refuge in Everlasting Arms
The eternal God is our refuge and beneath are the everlasting arms. Faith opens that refuge to people facing Titanic troubles and the everlasting arms do not fail them.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1958
Page
4
The eternal God is our refuge and beneath are the everlasting arms. Faith opens that refuge to people facing Titanic troubles and the everlasting arms do not fail them.
A House armed services subcommittee will probe the Vanguard project as the Navy launches the second U S satellite. After two fiery failures the successful lift offers a new momentum and prompts scrutiny of delays and causes. Russia’s envoy voiced cautious praise as Vanguard ascends to orbit and promises a path to peace through science.
A father explains to his four year old why cars have a 120 on the speedometer. The child asks what happens to those hitting 120. The piece notes manufacturers cite reserve power for passing and maneuvering, and questions whether the superfigures should be removed to curb thrill seeking, a topic for Detroit.
Samuel Schiff of Detroit, a trade publisher, bets on boosting demand by giving each of his 14 employees a $5 bonus as confidence spending money. He aims to counter the recession by prompting immediate consumer spending.
The United Auto Workers announce a three way profit split proposal to General Motors and other automakers starting March 25. If adopted it would allocate excess profits to stockholders executives workers and car buyers. Industry leaders reject the plan as a threat to management control.
An archival page from the High Point Enterprise shows staff roles including President D A Rawley and Secretary Mrs R S Terry with titles for editor and managing editor. It also lists the Advertising Director and Business Manager and notes the paper’s postal classification and address.
The essay chronicles the rise of floating libraries on New York’s Erie Canal led by Book Boats that ferried books along canals from Albany to Buffalo. It details how these vessels offered reading material for 2 cents an hour or 10 cents a day, supported a growing public library movement, and helped spread literacy before Civil War times.
The State Board of Higher Education reports 20 years of data showing college enrollment and tax money for higher education more than doubling and tax support rising about 12 times, while public school funding grew sixfold. Projections ask where future dollars will come from as income and costs climb.
The piece argues North Carolina education will demand rising funds over two decades with per capita income and education needs growing sharply. It cites expanded university and college budgets, health and agriculture expenditures, and rising state support from 1989 to the present, noting a shift toward greater state financing of higher education.
Lenoir News Topic lists an ideal employee who can work without a manager, arrive on time, tell the truth, and pursue many jobs with ambition. A former teacher from Hartsville visits town for a luncheon with former pupils, while stories on tipping and a fable about a dog and a cheese shadow unfold in the column.
A collection of remarks from public figures including Sen. Clifford P. Case urging school construction in public works, Gen. Carlos Romulo on Asia and Africa shaping the future, Vice President Nixon on Explorer’s launch benefiting all mankind, Nikolai Khokhlov on Soviet freedom, Airman Donald G. Farrell on moon travel, and Eleanor Roosevelt commenting on a stage portrayal of FDR.
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