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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1961
Page
4
A devotional snippet cites Romans 1 29 on evil covetous malice and gossips followed by John Ruskin’s line that people think they enjoy evil yet no one truly does since God made the world.
At Belgrade neutrals tied to Khrushchev, offering mild critiques after Soviet nuclear tests. Nehru, Nasser, Tito and others spoke softly, avoiding strong defense of the United Nations, while Sukarno and Nkrumah echoed Moscow. Khrushchev pressed for a preconditioned summit.
Governor Sanford voices commitment to strong government without purging staff to install loyalists, urging not to politicize the office. He heads toward Mexico City for a five day trip promoting the State Industrial Fair, noting limited gubernatorial terms this century and urging succession reform for longer state gains.
Edward Crankshaw notes growing unease behind the Iron Curtain after Khrushchev’s Aug. 7 speech and the Aug. 20 demobilization deferment and nuclear test resumption. Soviet propaganda framed warnings to prepare citizens for possible war amid rising domestic hardship and upcoming Party Congress.
The article critiques the Lights on for Safety effort led by Gov. Sanford and notes high highway fatality totals in 1960. It argues slogans fail to move behavior, cites North Carolina tolls, then urges tougher enforcement, legal reforms, and personal responsibility to reduce crashes and injuries.
A Sunday sermon on Joseph from Genesis 39 2 highlighting his rise from hardship to leadership in Egypt. It links Joseph story to Christian faith urging endurance without complaint and trust in God through trials and famine.
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