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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1959
Page
4
The stone rejected by builders becomes the head of the corner. Mark and Matthew apply this to Christ and all Christians. Today, individual lives churches nations and world brotherhood must be founded on Christ the solid rock. World peace will come with Christ as cornerstone.
Charles Van Doren confessed to duplicity and faced dismissal from Columbia. The Associated Press notes the tragedy of a gifted mind humbled as a rigged quiz program scandal exposes the perils of fame and deception in show business.
The North Carolina Symphony Society urges community backing during its annual campaign. The state funded orchestra travels across North Carolina for 104 concerts, including 60 free children's shows, funded by state support and memberships.
Editorial notes Israel's fourth general election in 11 years with Mapai aiming to place four under-50 leaders including Abba Eban and Moshe Dayan into a cabinet. It highlights party list voting, rising productivity, improving living standards, and U.S. aid history totaling over 511 million in grants and credits through 1960.
George Sokolski critiques the push for a woman vice president in 1960. He argues men dominate in Europe and America alike, cites Barbara Grywin and Clare Boothe Luce, and humorously claims true equality lies in men holding subway seats for protection.
The article warns that the U S government plans to spend 100 million dollars on electronic machines to audit every tax return. The system would auto read each return, flag anomalies, and review up to every third case, using occupation specific norms and data to judge deductions and spending.
The column discusses new electronic tax auditing machines set to test in 1961 and roll out nationwide by 1967, with Treasury estimates that taxpayers underreport earnings cost the government billions annually. A five year plan will hire thousands of auditors through 1968 to tighten compliance and reduce evasion.
The Wallace community gathered to honor Mrs. L. B. Cook, with her husband and three daughters, near the church she served as the town paid respects. The piece notes a tribute to a life well lived and the town’s devoted support.
AP observes a warmer mood as December talks aim toward a December 19 preliminary summit. Khrushchev signals cautious optimism while De Gaulle delays until spring. Russia touts initiative in easing Cold War tensions and keeping India China border tensions neutral.
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