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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1960

Page

4

Our Vote Will Go To Malcolm Seawell

The Enterprise endorses Malcolm B. Seawell for North Carolina governor, praising his record as mayor, solicitor, judge, and attorney general. It argues his independence, leadership, and commitment to public education and road maintenance make him the stronger candidate over rivals. It notes the governor's limited formal powers and stresses integrity and capability above pledges.

Malcolm Seawell Enterprise North Carolina Malcolm B. Seawell Superior Court Seawell Department of Government

Friday the 13th fears mix with NC primary talk

A Humble North Carolina town weighs omen fears as a misfortune string overlaps with Friday the 13th while High Point hosts four gubernatorial candidates John Larkins Malcolm Seawell Terry Sanford I Beverly Lake. The piece notes near term campaigning and a possible second primary May 28 with Sanford leading and others seeking runoff.

High Point North Carolina John Larkins Durham Larkins YWCA Malcolm Seawell Rotary Club Terry Sanford North Carolina Education Association Sanford City Lake Park Guilford County

Summit in Paris Faces Cold War Tensions Beyond Plane Shootdown

As Khrushchev arrives for the Paris conference the Berlin issue, German reunification, and a Germany peace treaty loom unresolved after 18 months of talks. Eisenhower accepts responsibility for the Soviet plane incident and argues for a hopeful, nonbitter approach, while Moscow shows less optimism about peace.

Paris Geneva Russia Khrushchev Berlin Germany Moscow London Washington Eisenhower United States

Independent High Point Newspaper Masthead 1684 Establishment

The page shows an aging masthead for an independent newspaper based in High Point North Carolina with leadership roles listed including President Mrs R B Terry, Secretary Treasurer Holt McPherson, Managing Editor Patterson, Advertising Director Widol Jr, and Business Manager Charles B Loflin.

Wren Point Enterprise, Inc Main Street High Point N. C Ee Ee R. B. Terry Holt Mecpherson Lateusettes Co. Patterson, OR V. Wwidol, JR Charles B. Loflin Ett Eee

Khrushchev Optimistic on Summit Says French Reds

Khrushchev signals optimism about the Summit in Moscow cables to L Humanite. A French Red source says the plan aims to dampen Western pressure and frame the talks as a step toward easing tensions. The interview notes internal Kremlin politics and notes the plane incident will not derail the conference.

Leon Dennen Assn Paris Krushchev Moscow L’humanite Khrushchev U. S Kremlin West de Gaulle Algeria Mally Daily Mail Laborite Daily Herald Red Russia Mao Tse-tung Communist Party U.S NATO Pentagon Khushchev

Sunday Sermon on Priority of Heaven over War Demands

The sermon frames the wartime use of priority as a call to place God first in all pursuits. It argues that national sacrifices echo a supreme heavenly priority and that true Christian faith requires total devotion beyond Sunday observance. It cautions against partial commitment in work and life.

Our Only Priority God Must Be First in All Life

A Biblical reflection argues that devotion to God must exceed all else including politics and wealth. It cites public officials who place campaigning or power above faith and urges readers to keep God first in home, work, and national life. The piece ends with the motto In God We Trust as essential to national survival.

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