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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1958
Page
4
A devotional note citing I Peter 2 17 urges honoring all people for their inherent worth or potential through God's grace. The passage emphasizes respectful conduct toward others as a core virtue.
As Nations Editors See It accuses Time magazine of falsehoods about The Atlanta Journal. The piece claims Time alleges suppression of a 2000 Lockheed layoff. the Journal says the layoff was reported August 15. It denounces Time for undermining public confidence in newspapers.
Millard Cope of the News Messenger urges Southern papers to celebrate National Want Ad Week March 16 23 and touts classified ads as the PEOPLE'S CHOICE of media. He notes more than 300 million classifieds yearly and calls the columns the marketplace of millions.
Dr. Samuel K. Allison of the University of Chicago argues that physics teaching in U S high schools and colleges is hampered by a focus on teaching methods rather than the subject matter. He cites a California city survey showing most teachers lacked college physics courses and warns that teachers’ colleges emphasize How to Teach Physics over substantive content.
The Kansas City Times urges frank acknowledgment of school hooliganism. Most students are decent, but a small, ruthless minority causes growing trouble nationwide. Schools need strong action with support from law enforcement, courts, and parents, not hush hush handling.
The Delta Democrat Times states editors will publish letters from readers if legible and signed, noting space limits and a push for briefer contributions. Writers are authorized to extend their input from two to four cents worth, with potential five cents if postal rates rise.
The excerpt shows the High Point Enterprise newspaper masthead with publication details and staff roles including editor, secretary, advertising director, business manager, and circulation manager, along with address. It reflects the paper’s organizational layout rather than a news item.
The High Point Enterprise lists publication times and subscription options. It notes annual and carrier rates and credits the Associated Press for local news and dispatches. Independent contractors handle delivery, and the paper disclaims responsibility for advance payments to carriers.
Lord Bertrand Russell argues for limited nuclear weapon use only by the US and USSR and urges abolition negotiations if possible. He warns that capitulation to Soviet dictatorship could be justified by fear of nuclear war, while stressing the danger of pacifist approaches and the misreadings of power in modern warfare.
A Health Club extension dubbed Sweat and Slumber debuts at the YMCA, offering steam rooms, sun lamps, massage, and reclining table work. Executives and members seek relief from stress, weight issues, and desk fatigue, while praising the club’s relaxing aqua-therapies and social business talk.
Lynden Nisbet surveys the Governor's looming attorney general vacancy, outlining why the post matters and detailing four leading contenders. Ralph Moody and Joe Branch represent traditional conservatism, while Spencer Bell and Robert Giles reflect reformist and liberal positions, with debate over the Institute of Government's influence.
Senator Ellender blasts a $4 billion foreign aid request, calling U S alliances weaker than in 1948. Jerry Carter, veteran Democratic officeholder, derides politics as cheap. R Rea Jackson urges reexamining import schemes amid shifting raw materials. Pierre Cardin notes a shift from the body to fashion.
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