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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1959
Page
4
The reflection cites St. Matthew 5 16 and 5 14 noting Christians are the light of the world and a city set on a hill. It argues that example is the strongest influence and that Christ became living testimony guiding believers to live unselfishly and effectively promote Christianity.
The Soviet Union objects to the UN Security Council investigation into Laos, arguing it violates unanimity and acts as a veto. While most powers call it a procedural move, Moscow hints at future vetoes and contemplates action by the General Assembly if needed. The piece notes recalling Khrushchev's U.S. visit and accuses Moscow of dual tactics.
AFL-CIO leaders at the San Francisco convention outline a Friday demonstration to mobilize support for the United Steelworkers of America. The article notes the strike as a defining labor struggle of the decade with potential federal intervention if it widens.
The piece notes a potential 80 day injunction to pause the steel strike and restart blast furnaces, while the AFL CIO Industrial Department donates $1 million and calls for ongoing support. It details losses of $59 million weekly in wages and over 2 million tons weekly in ingot production, with industry profits and future costs dependent on resumed operations.
A stern editorial scolds Khrushchev for causing global turmoil, arms growth, and satellite exploitation. It urges acknowledgement of Americas freedom and warns that peaceful competition with the West is impossible while Moscow and Peiping push expansion. The piece expresses detestation of the Communist system and cautions against aggression.
North Carolina gains cultural prominence as state initiatives shine on art, history and historic restorations. The State Museum of Art faces a leadership question while Tryon Palace Old Salem and Biltmore set showpiece examples.
The forthcoming opening of bids for a 60 000 square foot City County building stirs talk on design and cost with plans to place jail below ground to reduce overflows, requiring windows added later and a high standard of project management.
The YWCA board led by co chairs Jack Burris Mrs Willis Slane and Mayor Jess Washburn pleads for last minute pledges to reach an 8000 goal and secure a 6000 challenge gift. Sacrificial giving and community support bolster plans for a larger pool and stronger facilities for girls and the YMCA.
The Merchants Association plans the October 4 cornerstone ceremony for Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with Bishop Nolan B. Harmon officiating. The event spurred a surge in donations, pushing pledges toward full payment as funds for the building grow. Isaac Dutton nears his 100th birthday at his Lakeland Florida home after his brother Sam died recently at 90. Joe G Walser IT enters Union Seminary Richmond to pursue B D and Ph D by teaching ministry after Chicago studies and seminary prep.
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