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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1959
Page
4
A sermon notes Malachi 3 8 urging readers not to claim charitable deductions for gifts not given. It compares modern tax returns with the priests and people who robbed God by withholding tithes and offerings, urging honesty in giving to church and charity.
The Tex tile Highway along U S 29 from Danville Virginia to Anderson South Carolina is more than a road it is the Main Street of the Souths growing textile industry The corridor through High Point NC illustrates the mills and skilled labor driving regional employment and economic output The article notes North and South Carolina mill concentration and urges better map marking for High Point to serve business traffic
In fall 1958 USIA officials tried to ban The Ugly American abroad. Authors Eugene Burdick and William Lederer describe their battle for free distribution and the right of conflicting views to compete in a system that, despite flaws, remains the best we know.
Harold Taylor retiring as president of Sarah Lawrence College after since 1945 warns that near universal fund raising pressures threaten education. He cites Dennis H Cooke of High Point College who seeks relief to teach and lead teacher education. He urges generous support for schools and colleges to keep learning focused on spirit over material wealth.
Fidel Castro arrives in Washington for a 10 day visit and will address the American Newspaper Editors Association. Critics say his aims are political and social revolution while supporters view him as an idealist. His habit of thinking out loud and bold remarks continue to puzzle U.S. observers.
Lynn Nisbet reports from Capitol Square that optimism surrounds appropriations with a possible reduction in new taxes to balance the budget. Speaker Addison Hewlett urges a Friday work session to advance money bills and clear the deck for a forthcoming appropriations bill, with executive sessions likely for the subcommittee drafting the measure.
The column by Hal Cochran notes that people forget what they should remember more easily than what they should forget. It comments that money owed feels larger than money borrowed and jokes that a bridegroom wastes time dressing up.
Notes on the News by Charles Pearson notes public reaction to travel bans and political tensions after Fidel Castro’s latest speech. The column reflects concerns over U S travel restrictions and the broader impact on tourism and diplomacy.
Mayor Jesse Washburn urged High Point residents to commit two year pledges toward a 350000 dollar YWCA building fund. He stressed the project benefits local jobs, churches, schools, and civic facilities, and implied personal investment by citizens and leaders.
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