Bible Thought for Today Faith on the Cross
A short devotional notes the thief on the cross who spoke to Jesus and received assurance of paradise. It cites Luke chapters 23 with the lesson that faith in Christ grants eternal life even in dire moments.
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Jesus
Paradise
Thief On the Cross
The
Underground
the Christ
New York Crusade Sparks Labor Water War and Racial Debate
As Billy Graham prepares for a New York crusade, a night water dispute with the union ends with a $15 nightly payment and a concession. Roger Hull says the compromise preserves crusade success amid labor criticism. Durham Raleigh ministers demand Graham preach against segregation or face action, signaling renewed pressures on the campaign in a city seen as craving revival.
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New York
Billy Graham
Camto Union
Roger Hull
Executive Crusade Committee
Douglas E. Moore
Durham and
Raleigh
Population growth and U S education challenges
George Sokols ky argues population growth will strain American schools and colleges through 1960 and beyond. He warns of rising education costs, the need for more seats and teachers, and the risk of lower standards to attract students. He contrasts Western diets with global hunger and critiques yellow journalism and the “educated fool.”
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United States
Central Airport Debate Highlights Area Air Service Needs
William Caldwell of National Airlines testifies at a N A A C B hearing that Greensboro High Point Winston Salem lacks developed air travel and needs a third carrier. Spokesmen from two local airports resist the Gotch and Crawford report, while Charlotte plans a new major airport if no agreement is reached.
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William Caldwell
National Airlines
Gael Aeronautics Board
Greensboro-High Point
Winston-Salem
Gotch
Ceasar Cone
Greensboro - High Point
Charlotte
Open Skies Aims Drive Stassen Toward New Disarmament Plan
Harold E. Stassen, Eisenhower’s disarmament adviser, grows cautiously optimistic that the West and Soviet Union are nearer to a first-step arms cut. He heads to London for U N talks with a potential new plan featuring open skies inspections and broader controls, amid ongoing debates on ground inspections and key geographic test areas.
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Eisenhower
West
Russia
Stassen
London
U. N
U. S
Iron Curtain
North Pole
France
Black Sea
Spain
Minsk
European
Aegean Sea
U.S
Siberia
Alaska
St. Louis
United States
U. N. Disarmament
Editors Tour North Carolina Find Diversity and Surprises
Out of state editors spent five days touring North Carolina by air and auto, noting diverse terrain and industry. They observed tax policies, lack of public toll roads, and high quality housing projects in Wilmington along with Negro colleges in Greensboro. The trip mixed business focus with recreation and social customs as guests included major national publications.
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Out of
North
Carolna
Yonder
Tarheelia
Business Week
Dunn's Review
New York Times
National Geographic
America Magazine
Washington Post
Washington Star
Coronet
The
Hartford Courant
Providence Journal
Newsweek
Time
Life
Indianapolis News
Miami Herald
Knight Chain
Wilmington
Greensboro
Tom Robinson
N. C. Press Association
North Carolina
Charlotte
Galveston
Hagood
City Club
Robert E. Lee
Appomattox
Jack Forrest
NY Times
General Fund
Deep Sea Fishing Trip Highlights Political Silence
Notes describe a coastal voyage with Aubrey Graves and Bill Foote catching the two biggest fish off Wrightsville. The trip promotes North Carolina development, stressing tax policy and governance's business impact, with Governor Hodges in attendance but no public political agendas.
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Aubrey Graves
Washington Post
Bill Foote
Hartford Courant
Wrightsville
North Carolina
Hodges
Washington D C Lawyer Holds Fifth in Teamsters Probe
Washington attorney Edward Bennett Williams faces questions over his three clients Dave Beck Jimmy Hoffa and Frank Costello amid the Senate Racketeer Investigation. A light moment with a switchboard operator ends when she asks if Beck will take the fifth commandment. The piece touches on publicity efforts and political notes including Eisenhower and Montgomery, Nixon’s tough decision, and a Brownie Dad Daughter Picnic note to Nixon.
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Washington
Edward Bennett Williams
Dave Beck
Jimmy Hoffa
Frank Costello
Teamsters
Beck
Senate
Williams
McClellan
Au Courant
Nixon
Bethany College
Bethany
West Virginia
Julie
High Point Enterprise Names Staff and Address
The High Point Enterprise announces staff roles with D A Rawley as president Mrs R B Terry as secretary-treasurer Patterson Jr as director and W P Es as business manager Charles as circulation manager. The paper lists 305 307 North Main Street High Point NC and annual rates of 15 by mail 18 by carrier.
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the High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
BROWN
Patterson, JR
Kaventiaing
Ww. Pte
Charles
Shriners Parade Opens Spring Ceremonial in High Point
Oasis Temple units march in a colorful parade Saturday afternoon opening their Spring ceremonial in High Point and Greensboro. The article spotlights Shriners as Masonry’s charity arm and describes Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Greenville SC with details on care, education, and facilities for under 14s regardless of race or religion.
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High Point
Oasis Temple
Greensboro
Freemasonry
Shriners’ Hospital
Greenville
South Carolina
Red Sea
Mystic Shrine
Cheer Shriners Hospitals
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