George Meredith Quote on Prayer and Virtue
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1961
Page
4
Khrushchev in Trouble Advances Hard Line Pronouncements
Adlai Stevenson criticized Soviet obstruction of UN efforts in the Congo as Khrushchev pressed agrarian rhetoric in Kazakhstan. The speech drew applause from farmers and party officials, signaling deeper trouble for Soviet agriculture and a challenge to free world resolve against communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlai Stevenson
U. S
United Nations
Soviet Union
Congo
U. N
Khrushchev
Kazakhstan
Russia
Golden Key Awards honor teachers for shaping careers
The annual Golden Key Awards will be presented Saturday by the American Association of School Addition with 78 sponsoring firms and seven national educational groups. Past honorees include former President Eisenhower who praised teachers as the key to tomorrow guiding 31 million students toward future leadership.
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American Association of School Addition
Eisenhower
Addie B. Over
Abilene
Kansas
Blair Sisters
Whitleys
Vera Idol
H. A. White
Belgium election looms after turbulent postwar period
Editorial notes Belgians vote for Parliament amid a year of Congo crisis strikes and a split coalition. It recalls 1958 results with Social Christian lead, Liberal coalition tensions, and Socialist hopes dashed. U.S. seeks stability and stronger Europe, wary of Congo influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Europe
Social Christians
Liberals
The
Communists
Popular Union
Paul - Henri Spaak
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
NATO
Luxembourg
Washington
U. S
North Carolina Political Debates on Local Funding and Boards
The piece contrasts Hodges and Sanford on local funding for schools and welfare, favoring local tax payers or sales tax to fund state programs. It also compares board sizes, political appointments, and views on centralized versus dispersed administration. The Republicans push eastern outreach, candidate slates, and cross voting patterns amid a shifting party landscape.
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Hodges
Sanford
Highway Commission
The
Utilities Commission
C&d
CAD
North Carolina
W. E. Cobb
Goldsboro
Cobb
South Carolina
Bert Bennett
Bill Cobb
Bennett
Alternate plan for state revenue proposed in Letter to Editor
The editorial pages present two readers letters debating North Carolina tax policy. One argues for an $83 million biennial plan funded by a per capita tax for residents over 21, outlining effects by family size and comparing with a governor’s plan and cigarette taxes. The other criticizes the governor’s approach, questions tobacco tax exemptions, and suggests potential relocation if health needs are deprioritized.
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Enterprise
North Carolina
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
Virginia
Kentucky
The
N.C
High Point's Memorial Hospital
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Sherbian
D. W. Royster
Cherry State Hospital
Goldsboro
Wesley Memorial Church Stewards
Internal Revenue Service
Who is my neighbor in a world growing small
A column mixes poetry and local civic notes about High Point North Carolina topics. It references Ruth McDonald in Rotarian Magazine, a major downtown renewal plan, hospital accreditation, church budgeting, and local civic figures. It contrasts global unity with local politics and community improvement efforts.
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Peru
Greece
Timbuctoo
Ruth McDonald
Rotarian Magazine
Central Business District
High Point
Larry Lowe
High Point College
North Carolina
N.C. Education Association
North Central Division of Higher Education
L. M. Hays
Harry E. Seidel, Jr
Quotes spark debate on jobs and politics from public figures
A collection of varied quotes spans unemployment pleas by Thomas Whitehurst of Mt. Clemens and policy views from White House press secretary Pierre Salinger. Other remarks address the Kennedy era Virginia retreat, global diplomacy, and UN membership comments by Harold Stassen.
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Thomas Whitehurst
Mt. Clemens, Mich
Kennedy
Virginia
White House
Pierre Salinger
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