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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1959
Page
4
The quotation argues that liberty of speech and press safeguards liberty itself. It claims no nation has lost freedom without first suppressing press rights, warning that suppression leads to general servitude and slavery.
Ralph McGill notes four city Methodist studies warn churches risk decline unless they move to serve low income urban residents. He cites urban growth, suburban flight, and the need to minister to the poor, unemployed, and minority communities while facing racial and demographic shifts impacting city congregations.
E E Kauffeld recalls readers complaints about photos favoritism misspellings and omitted names while the Dodge Nebraska Criterion editor repeatedly replies with I'm sorry. He notes a relief at compliments on the paper's news pictures and departments and the editor ends speechless with gratitude.
The Charlotte News analyzes desegregation turmoil and industrial investment trends in Arkansas Virginia and North Carolina. It cites Benjamin Muse noting 1958 retrogression in Arkansas and Virginia while North Carolina keeps schools open and attracts investment, with Gov Hodges driving a quarter billion dollars in new growth.
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The article argues that Buddhism, especially Lamaism led by the Dalai Lama in Tibet, China, Mongolia, and nearby regions, is targeted for destruction by the Soviet Universal State. It describes beliefs of reincarnation, the Dalai Lama’s role, and notes Lhasa as a guarded political center now controlled by Chinese Communists.
Herbert Fields recalls childhood in High Point with vivid sketches of South Main and Commerce streets, the vacant marble lot by the post office, Gibbs Greater Shows, summer trips to White Sulphur Springs, local shops, families, and neighbors. The essay threads through school, fire chief Horney, Jettie Garland’s Model T, Easter Monday swims, and Chautauqua era memories.
North Carolina lawmakers eye grain storage fixes to boost poultry and livestock sectors amid East Coast shortages. Rep Sidney Britt proposes two paths: a $10 million revolving fund for long term low interest loans and a state loan guarantee program similar to housing guarantees. Banks would fund construction and seek state backing.
Charles Pearson notes Rep Britt favors a state loan program for grain storage with a board including Farm Bureau Grange and the State Bankers Association. Aimed at farmers across the state with emphasis on broad access and potential legislation this session.
The column cites a home garden quip weed em and reap and a baker's tip to start at the bottom to reach the top. It notes the average sleeper moves about every ten minutes, more often than when people are awake.
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