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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1959
Page
4
Gods rules of living are perfect and dependable providing wisdom to the simple and strength to the faint in times of affliction. The Bible offers guidance for the old and the young through its examples of application and interpretation.
The 1960 United Appeal in High Point aims for a $250 774 goal within a 10 day drive. It is one of 2100 drives across North America promoting services from 26 agencies of the United Fund and Red Cross. Contributions fund families children aged, disabled and sick, blood drives, medical research, nursing and first aid training, and youth programs.
The piece argues Khrushchev’s rude conduct toward Nixon and others during his U S visit reveals that in a free America even a world leader faces questioning. It contrasts his temper with Nixon’s composure and defends American openness as a lesson from the trip.
The piece argues Khrushchev's visit exposes him as a calculating tempter who uses agitation to gain concessions. It warns against underestimating his danger and urges Americans to maintain strength and resolve to preserve freedom. It likens the risk to past appeasement failures and stresses vigilance against Soviet pressure.
The Asheville and Buncombe group and NC Citizens Committee push permanent, community based school funding. They cite local salaries, curricula studies, and donor-driven projects as keys to quality education, urging leaders to sustain local taxes and avoid overreliance on Raleigh or Washington.
Editorial notes purges rumors around Mao Zedong as National Day approaches in Peking and questions about Peng Teh- Huai. It contrasts Mao’s control with Liu Shao-chi and cites revised 1958 and 1959 production figures and hints at possible future purges amid competing National Day displays in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
George Sokolski analyzes Khrushchev's U S trip as revealing both nations' war avoidance and misreads of American life. He notes Khrushchev's underestimation of the United States and comments by Henry Cabot Lodge. He argues that Cold War failures fed swapped rhetoric and consumer showcases rather than democracy.
The piece discusses Khrushchev’s UN plea for Red China and the resulting perception in Beijing and Moscow. It notes China’s framing of the boundary issue as destabilizing in Asia, Sun Yat-sen’s wary history with Russia, and the lingering tensions between the Soviet Union and China within a broader struggle for influence.
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