Bible Thought for Today Reflects Forgiveness and Repentance
A Bible Thought for Today cites Psalm 32:1 about blessed forgiveness and sin covered. It notes sincere repentance balances our accounts and that our judge is our Heavenly Father.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1957
Page
4
A Bible Thought for Today cites Psalm 32:1 about blessed forgiveness and sin covered. It notes sincere repentance balances our accounts and that our judge is our Heavenly Father.
Dr. Guy B. Phillips calls for bold educational leadership in the South to stave off prejudice and fear that threaten states. He urges trained, dedicated citizenship to guide schools, arguing that apathy endangers the region’s educational viability and future generation’s outcomes.
The piece argues that President Eisenhower rejects appeasement toward the Soviet threat and urges strong, unified defense. It describes Soviet intimidation toward France, Egypt, and allied nations and warns of nuclear devastation in any future war, urging solidarity to deter Moscow.
The 1958 program starts with 300000 senior students in 14000 high schools taking the Scholarship Q Test to identify the top 7500 for semifinal eligibility. The test aims to predict college success through college aptitude measures and high verbal and quantitative ability.
Editorial notes Kefauver plans Senate Antitrust subcommittee inquiries into rising 1958 car prices, with Walter Reuther likely among key witnesses proposing price cuts tied to wage changes. It recalls prewar wage dynamics, postwar bargaining, and past arbitration cases affecting textiles and other industries.
The High Point Enterprise is published daily and on Sundays by High Point Enterprise, Inc. at 395-307 North Main Street, Point, N C. Office staff include editor W Patterson Jr, secretary director, business manager and circulation manager.
The column argues the U.S. State Department and CIA misjudge Zhukov’s place in Soviet politics mirroring past errors over Stalin and Khrushchev. It contends the Soviet Party supremacy and anti party bias shape outcomes, criticizes Khrushchev, and notes Western views of Napoleonism and Sputniks. It concludes that U.S. and Soviet systems differ and mutual understanding must improve.
Rep. George H. Fallon of Maryland amassed a large share of Army Navy football tickets after his secretary sent a mass letter offering agriculture year books in exchange. The plan drew on Ezra Taft Benson’s published books and exposed a broader appetite among Congress members for farm literature over game tickets.
Reports from Cape Canaveral Florida describe heightened activity at a secretive missile test center near Patrick Air Force Base as U S and Soviet rocket programs spur a race to advance rocketry. Observers note guarded access, rapid testing, and dramatic imagery of launches and tracking gear amid diplomatic sensitivities.
A quirky roundup notes Vermont now has more people than cows by about 1,000, Texas surpassed cattle in population for the first time last year, and Barbara Stanwyck defends her natural gray hair. The column mixes humor and brief world notes, including a Boston Globe item on tax battles and assorted ditties.
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