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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1961
Page
4
In two cases Winston-Salem and North Wilkesboro police faced criticism for alleged brutality. The piece argues public scrutiny protects citizens rights, urges courts to decide disputes, and notes Winston-Salem officers avoid rough handling and report injuries. It concludes respect for law and officers benefits community safety and recruitment.
A Geneva bound UN survey warns the United States remains vulnerable to cyclical swings and possible prolonged underutilization of labor and plant. It notes underdeveloped nations lack capital, foreign aid is uneven, and debt re-payment pressures loom. Meanwhile Western Europe and Japan show strong growth, Europe’s Common Market advances, and American growth is urged to quicken.
The piece argues that Baptists are valued by enemies for their evangelistic zeal, noting Russians fear their converts while Americans once respected Baptists for conviction. It urges Christians to imitate Christ by bold witness and continues to praise Baptist courage and faithfulness amid hostile regimes.
The Nashville Banner reports a fatal South Carolina car crash that killed three young men. Roper Betenbaugh warned friends to let him out before the accident. he refused to join a dangerous ride, sparing himself. The piece lauds his courage to defy peer pressure.
Washington editorials warn that Khrushchev's Berlin brinkmanship and resumed nuclear testing signal two revolutions reshaping world power. The piece argues tests threaten peace, risk a broader arms race, and threaten funds for schools and health amid growing global instability.
Readers debate versions of the Lord s Prayer amid claims the National Council of Methodist Youth did not endorse the Beatnik or other forms. Carl King and James Mawhinney call for action while asking for sources and remedies to combat the controversy.
A high pointer urges Guilford and Forsyth airport authorities to negotiate post CAB order consolidation at Friendship Airport. The piece envisions mutual benefits, reduced express costs, and a constructive neutral role for High Point while noting other local civic events and reminders.
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