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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1960
Page
4
The reflection cites Ephesians 6:1 urging children to obey in the Lord and explains obedience should align with Christ’s teachings. It warns pace of life can erode home influence and encourages families to live by the true spirit of the verse through loving Christian example.
A 1960s report prepared for the U S Army concludes the United States could lag behind the USSR as a world power within a decade if cold war outlays lag. It urges a 25 percent growth in economic output and higher defense spending to avert inferiority. The document frames a broader ideological struggle and calls for mobilizing the free world behind freedom and industrialization.
The newspaper urges readers to submit letters on matters of moment and notes letters add clarity to truth. It condemns abuse, phonies, libel, and repeated writers while defending a fair, public owned forum where readers’ views spark useful ideas across the nation.
Editorial watchers see a cautious Sino Soviet détente on the eve of the 1917 revolution anniversary in Moscow. Khrushchev and Mao reportedly seek a durable accommodation, while both sides hedge with optimism and concern over Outer Mongolia and Western war risks.
George E. Allen, longtime White House friend to Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman, and Dwight D. Eisenhower, announces retirement after seven terms citing constitutional limits. He plans to remain active in law and business, keeping offices and 34 directorships, but away from the White House.
A Methodist housewife urges tolerance in voting, condemning religion-based political bias and recalling Maryland's historical religious freedom. The editorial also cites a Biblical warning as Babylonian forces loom, framing a call for justice and peaceful conduct at the polls.
Charles Pearson comments on global upheaval and the Soviet and Chinese aims while praising an editorial about voting time. He notes rising world conflict, UN tensions, and rampant propaganda, then commends a November 4 editorial for calm, clear analysis and timely commentary.
High Point Chamber of Commerce members and leaders plan a Salisbury Country Club session to unveil a new concept of North Carolina industrial power. William R. Henderson will speak on regional development as the Piedmont Triangle formed by I-40 I-77 and I-85 links Greens boro Charlotte Statesville. The group touts vast manufacturing value and future growth potential in the triangle with plans for downtown and parking studies plus a $1.5 million home for the aged project under way.
A satirical poem mocks editors for criticism and stale jokes. It notes complaints from readers on all floors until the paper is issued, then the refrain grows loud if someone misses a copy. Anon delivers a playful verse on newspaper readership.
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