Socialism in Britain and Russia under scrutiny
The piece argues Britain rejected socialism after multiple elections and compares it to Khrushchev's claims of rapid Soviet growth. It analyzes production gains, the limits of percentage increases, and predicts socialism may fail in Russia once mass consumption is reached, echoing British lessons.
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London
Wales
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Soviet Russia
Britain
Germany
France
Russia
Marx
England
No Quorum Rule Debate in North Carolina Election Law
Lynn Nisbet reflects on how a 15 percent voter threshold governs petitions, special elections, and quorum rules in the North Carolina General Assembly. The piece contrasts majority democracy with the risk of apathy from too lax rules and discusses purge proposals and a numeric quorum as potential remedies.
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N. C. General Assembly
Senate
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General Assembly
Baiely
New Orleans
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Hendersonville
Louisiana
Old Voyager Poem Chosen for 1960 Poetry Society Book
Dr. Walter Blackstock of High Point College sees his poem Old Voyager selected for The Golden Year anthology by the Poetry Society of America. The work, once published in the New York Times, reflects voyages and stars amid a 50th anniversary celebration by Fine Editions Press.
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Asheboro
Minnie Lee Hancock Hammer
William C. Hammer
Methodist Protestant Children's Home
High Point College
Women’s Missionary Society
Methodist Protestant Church
Walter Blackstock
New York Times
Poetry Society of America
Poetry Society
Fine Editions Press of
New York
Steel strike weighs on economy and industry outlook
A Commerce Department analysis for the third quarter of 1959 shows a broad decline in employment and personal income across industries, with GM idling 300,000 workers due to steel shortages. The report links the downturn to the steel strike, predicting only a temporary levelling off unless workers return, and urges a better labor-management approach to avoid repeated shutdowns and inflationary fear.
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General Motors
High Point Enterprise Contact and Address
The High Point Enterprise published in High Point North Carolina with office at 305 307 North Main Street. The text appears to be a publisher credit and location reference.
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High Point Enterprise
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
The Right Kind of Fear in Sunday Sermon
In a Sunday sermon, C E R argues the fear of the Lord is the starting point of education. He contrasts common misreadings of fear with reverent awe before God and cites Kant Einstein Wordsworth and Tycho Brahe to illustrate humility before the Infinite. The piece urges humility and wonder as the basis of true learning.
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Jesus Christ
Kant
Albert Einstein
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Jehovah
Saul of
Tarsus
John the Divine
Patmos
Wordsworth
Tycho Brahe
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