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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1957
Page
4
A reflection notes Jesus spoke Gods words and performed miracles through the Father. It cites John 14 9 and Pauls claim that Christ dwells within him and that believers join the Lord by inviting him to come in.
Secretary of State Dulles spoke at an Associated Press luncheon in New York on foreign policy since Eisenhower's second term began. The address, viewed as cautious and status quo oriented, contrasted with last year’s optimism about NATO and Soviet openness, offering no clear policy proposals on the Middle East or disarmament efforts. The speech underscored reliance on the United Nations and collective measures against Communist threats, with the U.S. awaiting future developments.
The article contrasts office automation with human secretaries noting dictation machines typing devices and duplicators reduce workload while arguing machines cannot replace poise and welcome. It highlights National Secretaries Week celebrating progress and encouraging women to pursue key secretarial roles in the industry.
President Eisenhower chafes at photographers while Treasury Secretary Humphrey jokes of getting lost near a new Virginia motel. NATO chief Jerauld Wright fixes clocks for Arleigh Burke, and Sen Sherman Adams jokes about a welfare tale. Wyoming senator Norman Barlow pitches lean beef, and Ambassadorial moves loom for Bob Hill. Jack Lawrence honors Washington figures at ASCA P lunch with songs and parodies.
Two all day events unfold this week in High Point. Dr. Frank Porter Graham discusses The United Nations in the Atomic Age at a World Peace Workshop. A Community Institute on Human Relations follows with talks by a historian, a sociologist, and a National Conference of Christians and Jews adviser on prejudice, schools, family, and law enforcement.
The piece argues the Korean stalemate persists but the United States may seek to rebalance arms by adopting a liberal armistice interpretation. It notes troop withdrawals by Britain Canada Australia and New Zealand and highlights U.S. divisions in Korea along with the stalled post-armistice political talks and ongoing Panmunjom armistice policing.
The High Point Enterprise publishes its staff and offices including D A Rawley as president, Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer, Holt McPherson as secretary treasurer, editor Brown, W Patterson Jr as managing editor, advertising director, and Charles Loflin as business manager. The paper notes circulation by mail and carrier and its second class status.
The General Assembly aims for a 100 day session, calendars vs legislative days map May 15 and June 1 as key dates. Members’ pay tied to calendar days, with June 4 as final compensation, while expenses extend beyond. Experts expect adjournment between May 20 and June 1, possibly extending into June.
The column lampoons New York City as the biggest group of rubes, contrasts Marion North Carolina with Broadway, and notes Billy Graham's May 15 campaign visit. It mocks city slickers, recalls Captain Blakelock schemes, and claims out of town patrons seek smarter deals while New Yorkers overpay for tickets and tips.
A collage of quotes shows Ben-Gurion warning that another war is possible, Hatem defending canal upkeep, McCarthy attacking Eisenhower aides, Russell backing Zwicker, a call to abolish the personal income tax, and Pagano the barber who became noticed for growing an orange tree.
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