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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1957
Page
4
A Listra cripple healed begins a thriving church in Acts 14 8 10. Medical missions opened Korea when Horace Allen healed the Emperor son. This brief reflects on healing as an entering wedge for mission work and church growth.
Local Greensboro Forsyth leaders say a joint airport authority may still be formed to consolidate air service across Guilford and Forsyth counties. They urge swift, coordinated action to create a central facility and share costs, while preserving existing airports' competitive roles.
The piece criticizes Dave Beck for announcing a public relations drive to oppose anti labor legislation and questions his fitness to lead any labor movement. It notes AFL-CIO expelled him from its council and labels Beck as an antilabor figure acting as a wolf in sheep's clothing seeking control of labor's public image.
James Holt McGarran argues thrift is a luxury for the wealthy. He notes the real cost of saving, from food and clothing to shelter, and laments the financial squeeze of budgets. He warns that true savings come only with substantial means and questions the value of penny pinching.
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George Sokols ky argues President must be ticketed for speeding and that immunity should not shield a diplomat or president from traffic laws. He critiques Ohio Fire Marshal subpoenas, asserts bad law, and questions judges reliance on psychiatrists in the Mad Bomber case as Judge Mullen contemplates insanity rulings.
Lynn Nisbet reports on a strategic pattern of ambiguity in the North Carolina General Assembly. A high level official suggests deliberate confusion as a tool to expose opposition and support for the major program, with leadership remains undeveloped after two months. Clarence Stone of Stoneville proposes using a soil bank to consolidate schools and reroute highway US-220 as a plan to revitalize the town.
Charles Pearson notes Africa is waking up to elect a president rather than be treated as a king of beasts. The column frames self determination and democratic shift across the continent with a provocative, opinionated tone.
Former President Truman argues against budget cuts while warning against price controls on oil and gasoline. Interior Secretary Seaton opposes Eisenhower’s peacetime price controls, favoring strong national defense over a balanced budget.
Kiwanis club hears Paul Ingle defend cooperative tri city bi county airport amid delays and support from citizens. North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs meets in High Point with focus on driver training highways education. WSOC TV channel plans noted as potential Charlotte station. controversial “Out of Order” segregation proposal critiqued as plan to test social this week.
In Akron a hearse drivers strike disrupts funeral transport as Rep. Ayres ponders Taft Hartley remedies. The piece also notes Rep. Katharine St. George's upcoming chairmanship of a non autonomous countries committee and plans for the Interparliamentary Union conference in London.
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