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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1960
Page
4
A reflection notes that the Israelites faced fear when entering the promised land but found it good after the valley of Eshcol report. It argues modern people gripe about government and taxes, while God’s blessing remains, and the spirit of Christ can improve this good land.
The West tightens resolve against Communist demands after Nikita Khrushchev’s tirade at Paris and Eisenhower’s stance. Analysts ask whether Western fear hindered a stronger, clearer push for unity as the U2 incident added pressure. Khrushchev’s outburst may have backfired by drawing the free world closer together and delaying any decisive summit outcomes.
Editorial argues fear of crashes influences travel, cites 1960 first quarter deaths and highway fatalities, compares risk to auto travel, and highlights FAA efforts to reduce human error through training, medical standards, and stricter qualifications. It notes possible use of flight recorders and concerns about sabotage and security measures at airports.
The High Point Enterprise lists D. A. Rawley as president and Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary-treasurer. Holt McPherson serves as editor with Goeb Brown as managing editor and W. P. Ir as advertising director. The paper operates from 305-307 North Main Street, High Point, North Carolina.
Diplomats wonder if Khrushchev faced pressure from Maoist China behind his Paris tirade. Nehru suggested China with 500 million people could soon be an atomic power, complicating Moscow's push for coexistence. U 2 incident deepens Moscow's vulnerability as Mao smiles.
Lynn Nisbet profiles Henkelf C V Henkel Philpott Cloyd Philpott and David McConnell as contenders for the No 2 state post. The piece notes rising voter interest in the lieutenant governor race, past voting ratios, and the potential need for a second primary depending on Governor results.
A $75,000 capital fund drive aims to rehabilitate the YMCA building and complete Camp Cheerio to aid youth over the next decade. Led by Dick Meisky and Norm Weisbecker, with support from the United Fund budget committee and President Charles McAnally, the campaign seeks firm commitments from firms and individuals to ensure timely success.
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