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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1957
Page
4
A Bible Thought fo r Today reflects on Psalm 121 1 noting that help comes from the Lord who made heaven and earth It speaks of God knowing each person intimately and guiding the vast cells of the body as Israel entered the Promised Land and foes doubted the hills gods held by their enemies
Duke University selected for a Public Health Service funded aging research pilot in the Southeast. The $1.5 million grant aims to study geriatrics amid a rising average national age, with potential to guide similar efforts nationwide and reveal employment barriers for those over 45.
President Eisenhower vents anger at critics over leadership while defending Maxwell H. Gluck’s ambassadorial appointment. Gluck, a wealthy retailer and horse breeder who gave $26,500 to Republicans, could not recall his donations or the prime ministers of India or Ceylon. The episode strains Ike as he also faces school aid delays and political sniping.
The State ABC board revokes the Red Onion Drive-In beer permit for selling to underage boys. Owner Nick Fermanides' control via Strickland is found to circumvent the ruling, prompting a warning that operators must police themselves or face closure.
Editorial notes President Eisenhower’s call to shift certain duties and tax sources back to states, a task the 1985 Manion Kestnbaum report urged to minimize centralization. It details pay as you go highway financing and limits on federal school aid, with little enthusiasm from governors.
The High Point Enterprise established 1884 is published at 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. The record lists A Rawley president and R B Terry secretary treasurer.
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The essay notes Mao Zedong's December 1956 address reprinted in Political Affairs and New Times Moscow portraying imperialism as enemy of socialism. It argues the piece reflects Stalinist fundamentals, warns against destalinization, and frames two types of contradictions, urging unity against imperialist tasks and internal dissent.
George Dixon notes Ike invites Republicans to breakfast, then their newsletters focus on food and portions rather than policy. He jokes about Pat Hillings Harold Ostertag Karl Mundt Charles Potter Ken Keating and Joe Martin sitting beside the President. He urges switching to cocktail events to push civil rights.
Guilford County adopts a statewide post mortem plan aimed at replacing the outmoded coroner system. The move, backed by the Board of County Commissioners and the County Medical Society, seeks prompt, accurate death investigations and clearer guilt attribution.
The State Board of Medical Examiners ended conditional licenses for physicians in state hospitals citing non recognized training. Leaders note the issue is not nationality but training grounds. The piece also covers inaugural remarks by Claude T. Hall on long term agricultural planning and Hodges board policy, plus courts and the powers of licensing authorities including ABC beer licenses and vehicle licensing.
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