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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1959
Page
4
A meditation on obedience to God's commands from Moses to Christ. It argues that if Christ's love filled hearts, personal and global problems would fade, underscoring the church's role and evangelism as its chief work.
A Guilford County Health Board report questions free medical care at Greensboro clinics and suggests current income standards may allow large segments of residents to obtain free medicine and exams. The discussion notes a three month clinic period with 729 seekers and nine percent denied, implying broad access funded by taxes. County leaders label the program too liberal and urge scrutiny before expanding the Greensboro clinic.
Senator Fulbright, head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, argues that nonpartisanship should guide international relations discussion. He warns party battles hinder clear policy and urges decisions based on merits, not electoral advantage, amid European fears and presidential assertions.
Editorial notes Bonn regime tests selling state holdings as peak Volkswagen demand rises after initial success of peoples shares. It fears reunification issues as East and West drift apart economically and politically, with social security links and a mix of free enterprise and state control complicating future unity.
The High Point Enterprise lists editing credits with Managing Editor Patterson Jr and Advertising Guide B Loflin. The snippet notes governance of newsroom roles and publication guidance in a period voice. It reflects staff attributions rather than a specific news event or report.
George Sokolsky argues doctors may set fees based on value and warns against vilifying physicians for charging what their services cost. He notes emergency coverage gaps, hospital roles, and the need for better local arrangements while defending doctors’ right to earn a living and urging responsible patient expectations.
Washington anecdotes recount Burl Hays failing to secure Bowie Race Track reservations for Sen Kerr and his friends despite pressure. A humorous court remark by Chief Justice Marshall mocks rain jurisdiction. Eisenhower to pose with glamour figures as he attends the Republican Women’s Conference with star bouquets and attendants.
The Norfolk NATO birthday event itinerary for diplomats and military brass ran about two inches thick, prompting British Admiral Woods to quip that World War II pacified islands with far less paper. The column recalls intense criticism faced by 19th century Supreme Court justices for drinking too much.
Notes on The eNews recount a party scene where a tourist questions what a summit could achieve and overhears chatter about a crowded key club with poor food and high drink prices. A Stromberg Carlson stereo stunt on an airliner prompts a salesman quip about engines outside and the loud demo.
In a dream interview with Premier Khrushchev in Moscow, the Arizona Daily Star editor envisions a Soviet shift to peaceful leadership. The Kremlin plans demobilization of most Red Army forces, open access for foreign attaches, expanded oil exports, and broad economic reforms.
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