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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1959
Page
4
A meditation on Job's endurance and the faith that God gives and takes away. It emphasizes that material things perish while the forgiveness of sins endures, obtained by accepting Christ's atoning sacrifice. Live by Christ. dying is gain.
City councilmen weigh a 90 day trial of converting Wrenn Street and parts of Hamilton Street to opposite one way directions to reduce congestion. Merchants oppose fearing impact on business though supporters say access remains and downtown vitality could improve. The Oct. 6 meeting will decide adoption pending public feedback.
Editor notes present a six part series urging individualized pupil programs in U S high schools. It calls for counselors for all students, non tracked advising, stronger English composition, early foreign language study, and an academic inventory to measure outcomes and guide policy.
The article outlines the long running dispute over recognizing Communist China at the United Nations. It contrasts Soviet push for admission with U S refusal, notes Walter Robertson’s harsh charges, and discusses Formosa as a strategic counterweight while urging open debate and acknowledging the UN’s weakened prestige when consensus blocks discussion.
Editorial notes the AFL-CIO plans a sweeping 1960 campaign Operation Dixie to tackle political machines in the South and endorse more Republicans. It links Labor Landrum-Griffin reforms to Taft Hartley changes, warns Congress and voters, and cites party splits and regional anti union sentiment shaping the battle.
Reports say Judge Hubert Olive of Lexington may enter the gubernatorial race as a Democratic contender. Olive has broad state exposure as a former special judge and 1952 gubernatorial runner up, with ties to Kerr Scott and the Hoey campaign shaping his potential impact on Terry Sanford’s path to the nomination.
George Sokolski surveys small magazines and their young readership. He notes Circulation ranges from 5 000 to 30 000 and highlights The Nation New Republic The New Leader National Review Human Events and Counterattack as influential yet diverse publications within American literary and political life.
Holt McPherson reports on Martha Greene's High Point College matriculation and White Plains civic life. The piece notes the Father of the Year award, community education emphasis, a Memorial Methodist church project led by Harold Wagoner, and parallels between White Plains and High Point in urban design, church moves, and growing business districts.
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