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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1959
Page
4
A sermon reflecting on Psalm 115 verses 5 and 6, marveling at God's care for humanity. The writer contrasts divine creation and Christ’s atonement with the surprising neglect of God by His own children, urging reverent awareness of God in daily life.
County Commissioner Lloyd C Amos argues for a stone front on the new government center if approved by High Point, but bids show funds exist to use brick with a desired stone appearance. The group agrees brick saves 46000 with less aesthetic impact, while stone would enhance beauty for generations, seen as a future investment.
Raising the U S Savings Bonds rate by a half percent to seven years nine months aims to slow redemptions as big bondholders switch to higher yielding securities. Treasury Secretary Robert Anderson says holders will have little incentive to cash in, though inflation arguments persist.
Harvard professor Seymour E Harris notes in College Board Review that lifetime earnings for graduates average about 750000 with 40 years of work until age 65. He argues rising enrollment, scholarships, and federal loan programs make higher education affordable and worthwhile for those who can keep up with the work.
The piece reflects on NC political history from 1900 onward, noting Democratic dominance and the unwritten rotation of the governor’s office between east and west. It recalls key figures like Aycock, Overman, Simmons, Kitchin, Bickett, and Bailey and how Senate races often overlapped with or followed gubernatorial contests.
Autumn colors sweep Western North Carolina as Parkway overlooks near Waterrock Knob reveal Great Smokies views. Ground breaks for Cowan's Ford dam on Catawba River adds 350,000 kilowatts capacity, a $60 million project, historic site linked to 1781 militia actions at Cowan's Ford.
A collage of remarks from Nixon and Herter criticizing polls and foreign policy, with asides on songs, Congress turnover, and the democratic process. Mentions a 1932 and 1948 senatorial primary question about delegate versus direct popular nomination.
Editorial notes a nonpartisan plan sponsored by the United States to create the International Development Association as an affiliate of the World Bank. The proposed IDA would offer long term low interest loans to underdeveloped countries, with an initial capitalization of one billion dollars, and support development alongside IMF and the World Bank.
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