African Bloc Dominates U.N. Votes and World Power Debate
A Western-dominated U.N. balance shifts as a bloc of Ghana Guinea Mali Nigeria with Ceylon India Indonesia Morocco and the United Arab Republic push pro communist resolutions. The piece argues small nations wield influence, risking a two thirds majority struggle and U.N. funding pressures.
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United Nations
Congo
New York Times
Spain
Portugal
United States
Ghana
Guinea
Mali
Nigeria
Ceylon
India
Indonesia
Morocco
United Arab Republic
Lumumba
Kasavubu
General Assembly
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Uruguay
Russia
Security Council
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
New York
Sekou Toure
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Uniting For Peace
Assembly
Rassia
Transfiguration Radiance Sees Jesus as Christ of God
A Sunday sermon reflects on the mountain miracle of Jesus Transfiguration. Peter James and John witness divine radiance, linking the old law and prophets to the gospel, and foretelling Calvary. The event is framed as the doorway to heaven and reunion with loved ones.
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Elbert Hubbard
Peter
James
John
Sinai
Carmel
Christ
Jesus
God
Jesus of Galilee
Messiah
Christ of God
Galilee
Golgotha
The
Cross
Calvary
Jerusalem
Via Dolorosa
Moses
Elijah
Christ Jesus
Let The Battle Begin High Point Election Clash
The Republicans vow to seize city hall from Democrats in spring elections while Democrats retort with defiance. The column argues party competition will improve governance and spur capable leaders into the city posts as both sides brace for May contests.
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High Point
Nobel Peace Prize Remains Unawarded for 1960
The Norwegian Parliament committee fails to reach unanimity for the 1960 prize and considers Dag Hammarskjold as a possible laureate. They fear Soviet pressure and controversy over his resignation demand would complicate his peace work in Africa.
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Dag Hammerskjold
United Nations
Africa
Khrushchev
Hammarskjold
Independent Newspaper Brings Afternoon and Sunday Morning Editions
The Independent Newspaper announces its daily afternoon edition and the Sunday morning edition. Readers are informed of consistent publication times and the paper’s weekday and weekend delivery schedule.
Which Way The Wind? DocuDrama On Nuclear Threats
A community forum at High Point Friends Meeting House presented Philip C. Lewis's DocuDrama Which Way The Wind to explore the nuclear arms race and pacifist paths. The piece traced history, warned of extinction risks, and urged nonviolent disarmament despite doubts about its practical impact.
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Ragan Hall
High Point Friends Meeting House
Philip C. Lewis
Hiroshima
India
Hodges praised for race issue leadership and state progress
Lynn Nisbet credits Governor Luther Hodges with steady handling of public school integration, avoiding violence and closures. The piece lauds Hodges for economic development via industrial diversity, regional cooperation, and strong Democratic leadership, noting national influence and future relevance.
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Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Southern Governors’ Conference
Southern Governors’ Committee
Hodges
John D. Larkins Jr
Seawell
Johnson
Constable
Kennedy
Raleigh
New Hampshire
National Committee
Stevenson
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High Point Enterprise
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Ise
R. B Terry
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N. C
Robert Marks
Ghandi
Thoreau
Concord
Mass
Stalin
Mao-Tze Tung
Lynn Nisbet
Round the Capitol
Sanford
Washington
Tively
Department of Agriculture
Clinton Anderson
Economic Cooperation Administration
Europe
Southern Governnors Conference
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