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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1959
Page
4
A church leader argues nationalization of whisky and related drinks is not the solution to alcoholism. He sees potential benefits in profits for rehab and enforcement, but warns government control could repeat past failures and fail to outlaw alcohol intelligently.
Eisenhower presses Taft Hartley action as steel strike nears its 89th day. United Steel Workers refuse wage and rule changes, fearing inflation. Nation faces lost production and economic strain while parties debate survival vs erosion of wages. Officials urge quick return to work for all.
Editorial sketching Eleanor Roosevelt as she turns 75 notes her lifelong public role from reformer and diplomat to writer. It highlights her influence in the United Nations Human Rights Commission, her ongoing journalism, and plans for a birthday salute related to the Eleanor Roosevelt Institute for Cancer Research.
The preacher celebrates the Bible as a natural book Mirroring creation from Adam to Job and Moses to Magi He cites Muir Burroughs Shakespeare and New England poets to prove God’s presence in soil seas skies and seasons He urges autumn worship by seeing providence in fields rivers and forests
NEA staff note recalls Nils Lennartson sending a prize Dalmatian to ex Treasury Secretary George Humphrey. He named the pup Magoffin in private, then revealed him to Humphrey who responded that the name suits him. Also includes a light roundup of political japes and Russia views on Nixon.
A reminiscence on knickers worn by boys in past winters contrasts with a preview of The Enterprise Civil War centennial series. It then surveys Civil War facts, battles, losses, medical care, technologies, and enduring view of the conflict as America’s Great War.
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