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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1960
Page
4
The passage contrasts ancient lot casting by robbers and modern appeals of the Communists to gain support for aims beyond democratic methods. It warns against sinners enticing obedience and suggests unity among bad actors yields perilous outcomes.
The piece argues Khrushchev used blame at the Paris summit to mask internal trouble and U S. missteps. It urges maintaining balance to avoid becoming victims of boorish power plays while seeking a climate for nuclear restraint and eventual open skies.
Dr. James E. Allen, New York State Education Commissioner, predicts that by 2000 or sooner education will be more centralized at federal and state levels to serve a national purpose while meeting individual needs. He envisions tracking high achievers for specialized development and schools matching students interests, amid North Carolina's rising political unity.
Editorial discussion of Oberammergau's 34th season opens amid charges of anti Semitism Nazism and greed from critics in the United States and Germany. The play's director defender and observers argue the production reflects history not hate as 500000 attended last time and 30 extra performances are added despite bids of profiteering.
Hawaii strives for national prominence as a vacation hotspot with bold hotel projects at Waikiki, planned high cost vacation developments, and a major retirement migration drive. Land costs surge on Oahu while Big Island land holds appeal for mainland buyers amid rising Honolulu rentals and new telephone infrastructure.
The Look magazine excerpt shows Harry Truman praising Herbert Hoover as a steady, constructive figure while criticizing Dwight D. Eisenhower for perceived snubs. Truman recalls their past cordial relations and Hoover's steady public service, including relief work and role in the Hoover Commission, underscoring a mature republic above petty disputes.
The piece notes Truman’s praise for Herbert Hoover despite partisan rifts. It describes Hoover at 85 as mentally sharp, active in writing books, meeting influential figures, and sought for advice as his influence grows. It comments on bipartisan cooperation and the value of high minded rivals in a free society.
Dr. Leo W. Jenkins inaugurated as ECC president in Greenville on Friday the 13th with speaker William C. Friday and 13 greetings. The event drew sunlit crowds despite prior cold and rain, highlighting ECCs growth to 4 500 students and leading to community expansion.
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