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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1961
Page
4
A devotional note invites readers to see prayer as the gate to heaven with the image that the best and sweetest flowers of paradise are given by God to those who kneel in prayer.
The article argues that admitting Outer Mongolia and Mauritania as UN members weakens Western control and elevates small, inexperienced states. It critiques a deal tied to Free China, urges preserving strong leadership by major powers, and discusses NATO or UN Charter reforms as alternatives to preserve balance.
West Germanys Krupp empire marks its 150th birthday with a pay day off and a small works meeting in Essen led by Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach. The piece notes wartime links, postwar pacifist pledges, and ongoing welfare programs for 110000 workers while facing criticism and divestment questions.
The administration says it will not spend 780 million dollars approved by Congress for more bombers and to advance future aircraft. It argues the defense buildup remains adequate and aims to undermine Khrushchev by showing nuclear power without extra funding.
The High Point Enterprise announces itself as an independent afternoon and Sunday morning newspaper published by High Point Enterprise, Inc. It lists staff roles including president, secretary-treasurer, managing editor, Advertising Director, and circulation manager. The notice includes subscription rates, carrier terms, and ads policy.
The sermon asserts fear is the opposite of faith and cites Dr. Harper's deathbed resolve and Jesus's fearless witness. It argues believers should cast off anxiety, embrace steadfast faith, and confront social and global fears with courage and love, citing 1 John 4 18 and examples of faithful widows.
Robert Marks argues that radiation damages future generations and warns that even small fallout affects food and health. He cites Dr. Hudson Hoagland on genetic risk and urges centralized civil defense, halt of nuclear testing, and UN channels to control the atom.
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