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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1957
Page
4
A reflection saying God knows our frame and dust, and does not demand perfection. It urges using the strength we have and trusting God to supply more strength as needed.
Atomic Energy Chairman Carl T. Durham urges a single empowered director to oversee the U S missiles and atomic warhead program. He argues current separate agencies hinder intercontinental missile progress, urges coordinated leadership to accelerate development and avert delays in the free world.
The piece praises easier access to banking with drive-in units and public-facing staff. It notes former cold, fortress like banks softened by warmth and civility while offering loans and civic work. It contrasts public relations findings with High Point bankers who engage responsibly with customers and the community.
The piece discusses the Supreme Soviet's role before Russia marks the 40th anniversary of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution. It notes Zhukov's likely replacement by Malinovsky and the parliament's pro forma status, while highlighting its rubber-stamp budget function and Stalin era policy use. It recounts March 1917 riots in Petrograd and Bolshevik seizure of power, linking army disloyalty to revolution and the Kornilov affair. The narrative ends with Bolshevik victory and the death of Admiral Kolchak.
The notice outlines publication details and AP rights, with pricing and distribution terms for the Mat Point area. It cautions carriers and distributors on responsibilities and directs readers to contact local representatives for subscriptions and service.
George Dixon writes from bed about a playful misdiagnosed Asian flu caused by a toe ache expanding to the body. He notes family antics, social invitations, and his own stubborn resolve to rest while juggling jokes about parties and a cheeky mood despite illness.
The election of Benjamin M. McKelway as AP president recalls his father Rev A. J. McKelway a controversial North Carolina minister and editor who fought liquor, child labor and mill housing. Caldwell of the Charlotte Observer backed industrial growth under gold standard, while McKelway championed labor reform.
Charles Pearson recalls the Caldwell and McKelway clash over mill exploitation in North Carolina. The bitter libel dispute, settled without trial, hinted that speech shaped industry and law. Their deaths did not erase influence as cotton mill growth and power use expanded beyond 1920s aims.
In New York H L Kanter cites a televised exchange with Charles Van Doren and Sam Levenson on youth crime. Levenson cites a Ten Commandments for raising children and cites Sydney Harris on spending imbalances from education to military and entertainment.
A collection of remarks from political figures and public intellectuals on topics from nuclear arms and space programs to civil rights and church outreach. Notable voices include Jacques Toutelle, Akikichi Sakai, William Proxmire, John F Kennedy, Louis Armstrong, Hu Shih, Mike Mansfield, Stanley Evans, and Vice President Nixon. The remarks span critique of policy, war, and social freedoms with diverse global contexts.
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