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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1959
Page
4
Indian observers condemn Nehru’s stance on Tibetan rebels as Red China suppresses the Dalai Lama. Buddhism’s broad regional influence, from Japan to Ceylon, colors the critique of Communist pressure and hints at broader religious resistance across Asia.
George Sokolsky analyzes the Western debate on war and peace as a summit with General de Gaulle and Nikita Khrushchev looms. He credits Eisenhower and Macmillan for Anglo American unity and a staged August summit while warning the Soviet aim to build a universal Communist state centered on the Kremlin.
The article marks NATO's 10th anniversary and praises its unique peacetime authority and central command. It notes its physical presence across Europe, its protective role against aggression, and the Kremlin’s repeated efforts to undermine it while stressing NATO’s resilience and significance in the Cold War era.
Editorial reviews Tibet's political unrest and the Dalai Lama's role amid Chinese invasion. Describes Lamaism leaders the Dalai Lama and Panchen Lama, their reincarnation basis, and shifting loyalties after 1950. Notes Tibetan resistance details and questions if the Dalai Lama will lead or be puppet to Beijing.
A legislative text discusses births out of wedlock and outlines a process involving first offense leniency, referral to the Board of Eugenics, possible counseling or sterilization, and third offense direct referral with appeal rights. It frames the bill as compassionate and preventive for mothers and children.
The piece discusses sex psychology differences between sexes and the historical respect for female dignity and privacy. It notes difficulty identifying a father beyond doubt, mentions financial responsibility in family law, and defines sterilization as tying or removing fallopian tubes with potential reversal, while distinguishing it from castration.
Secret testimony before the House panel shows the Joint Chiefs of Staff presenting U S strength as a deterrent to a Soviet strike. Defense Secretary McElroy backs the view that planned programs keep America ahead in overall strength. The discussion notes a few big ifs and the Berlin crisis remains a tension point.
Sam Levenson, a former teacher and TV performer, shared ten commandments for parents on a recent program, urging guard duties at home and street, respect for teachers, moral standards, lawful behavior, modest dress, and parental example. The piece notes rising life insurance, longer days, and hints of spring with blooming flowers and seed catalogs as candidates announce, signaling spring.
A report notes Russian textile workers now allocate a larger share of income to entertainment and vacations than in 1908 while rent and essentials have fallen. Key changes include rent down from 14.60% to 3.8% and clothing up from 15.72% to 22.6% of pay.
Barbs laments the futility of writing to a fish that does not answer amid a note about visiting no homes and a sense of frustration with unresponsive recipients.
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