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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1961
Page
4
A brief meditation urges steadfast faith amid trials as Peter’s message reminds believers of shared suffering across the global church. An author T Binney quotes that every Christian faces a Gethsemane yet may be met by an angel in the struggle.
The piece argues Moscow used Baltic tactics in pressuring Finland to sign a mutual security pact. It claims Khrushchev seeks to fracture NATO by pressuring Finland Denmark Norway Britain and Italy while NATO bases in Britain prime a Western target for Soviet missiles.
The essay condemns African and Asian calls for denuclearization as a moral cover for self serving aims. It argues younger nations pressure the West while pursuing their own material interests with aid tied to allegiance. Africa’s push is seen as part of a familiar pattern of power games and blame.
An old masthead from The High Point Enterprise shows the Independent Newspaper with offices on Main Street and staff roles listed including president, secretary-treasurer, editor, managing editor, advertising director, business manager and national advertising representatives.
The sermon reflects on Acts 17 23 and Paul’s use of an altar To The Unknown God in Athens. It extols reverence for the divine, contrasts idolatry with the Known God in Christ, and calls worship grounded in self surrender and universal brotherhood.
The piece argues Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker damaged his usefulness by pressuring troops during the 1960 Germany election and resigned amid accusations of muzzling. It warns against military political entanglements undermining civilian rule and cites Thurmond as carrier of Walker’s resignation. The second column reflects on Gov. Terry Sanford’s North Carolina bond vote setback, calling it a rebuke of overconfidence rather than policy defeat and notes implications for education funding, taxes, and party dynamics.
U.S. Interior Secretary Udall faces pressure as Canada resists quotas delaying curbs on Canadian crude. Alberta fields push output to record highs while pipelines and Ontario capacity shape looming cross border trade tensions.
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