Bible Thought for Today Encourages Weak Support
A devotional note cites Romans 14 21 urging restraint to avoid causing a brother to stumble and calls for extreme effort to help and encourage those who are weak.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1958
Page
4
A devotional note cites Romans 14 21 urging restraint to avoid causing a brother to stumble and calls for extreme effort to help and encourage those who are weak.
Commerce Department data show fast growing economy in fall with broad recovery and a $280.851 billion national debt seen rising. Ground regained from the 1957-58 recession approaches three quarters while gross national product surges. auto sales pick up, inflation more stubborn than recession, and a strong ascent noted in a year of political heat.
The Soviet leadership weighs how to accept Nobel prizes for three Russian physicists while forcing Boris Pasternak to refuse the literature prize. The physicists are cited for work on high speed subatomic particles and a cosmic ray counter, with Sputnik V noting their device spins near Earth.
Editorial warns that 10 to 12 million overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia align with China and may influence Formosa and regional governments. It notes high Chinese shares in Singapore, Malaya, Thailand, and Vietnam trade, with Red China expanding propaganda, Red agents in benevolent societies, and pressure on local chambers and schools.
The High Point Enterprise lists staff positions including managing editor C. W. Patterson Jr as editor and advertising director Vwidol Jr, with Charles Loflin as business manager and a yearly mail rate of 15 dollars and carrier rate of 18 dollars. The paper is entered as second-class matter in High Point North Carolina under the 1870 act.
A 16 year old California student Kathryn Larson writes in Peace News of a future Soviet occupation and a nonviolent civil disobedience plan. The essay argues for passive resistance and widespread defiance without fighting. The piece criticizes her view as unrealistic given wartime realities.
Governor Hodges notes the 180000 funding for a new Asheville area research station within the agricultural experiment program. The project links with Raleigh central station and regional centers, aims to boost fruit and vegetable crops, and aligns with Gerber Baby Foods’ Buncombe County plant location.
William B. McGuire becomes president of Duke Power Company succeeding Norman Cocke who led the region’s growth for over five decades. Duke Power raises its dividend from 20 to 35 cents and declares a 15 percent stock dividend pending regulatory approvals.
President Eisenhower keeps an above the fray stance between campaigns yet shifts to a sharp attack in the 1960 congressional race. He relies on nonpartisan image building, while Congress remains Democratic in control since 1954, raising questions about a president’s need to engage in politics full time.
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