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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1957
Page
4
There is neither Jew nor Greek nor bond nor free nor male nor female in Christ Jesus Galatians 3 28. Those who have Christ in the heart grow and their countenances change as they are shaped by love.
The nation watches President Eisenhower’s recovery from a mild cerebral occlusion amid questions over health disclosures and leadership continuity. Vice President Nixon could lead during extended incapacitation as Ike weighs stepping aside if his condition worsens.
Sealing Off TB High Pointers receive envelopes bearing the National Tuberculosis Association cross and Christmas Seals. If seals are sticky due to damp weather, the High Point Tuberculosis Association offers replacements, urging generosity to fund local TB education and expanded diagnosis.
Dean Weathers of Wake Forest Law School told Kiwanis Club members in Lenoir that state government is controlled by Eastern counties under a century old constitution. He outlined proposed reforms to Senate and House makeup to reflect population shifts and urged study and support for fair reapportionment to empower the majority.
A U S Office of Education comparison of Soviet and American higher education argues the United States far surpasses Russia in colleges and enrollments. It notes Russia pays stipends of 660 to 1000 dollars yearly with no tuition and strong consequences for poor grades, while U S costs average 1500 to 2000 dollars a year.
Lynn Nisbet reports prospects for a 1960 contest between Senator Kerr Scott and Governor Luther Hodges dim as both men draw public support for different offices. National interest and in state maneuvering hint at armistice or cooperation, but the 1960 Democratic race may resemble 1940 with multiple candidates and strong factional lines.
Rev Robert G Tuttle describes five weeks in Argentina Chile Peru with host families and new converts. He highlights small church efforts in Ramos Mejia the Sweet Institute in Santiago and a growing grassroots movement among Peruvians training Protestant workers. He notes hunger and poverty, faith sustaining communities, and a belief Evangelical Christianity offers hope for the continent.
A montage of remarks from Ben-Gurion Khrushchev Eisenhower and others covers peace prospects clean bombs and political views. Stalin era and postwar figures weigh in on arms policy coexistence UN function and public attitudes.
The first primary gave Broughton 147 386 Horton 105 916 Maxwell 102 095 and Gravely 63 030. The other three Grady Cooper and Simmons received a combined vote of just under 52 000. Factional lines were clear in 1944 and 1948 but since then there has been increasing difficulty in defining them. Subsequent contests have been more on a personal basis.
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