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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1958
Page
4
A Bible Thought for Today cites Exodus 14:13 urging fearlessness as the Israelites emerge from Egypt. The piece extols Israel as a leading human race winning Nobel Prizes beyond comparably sized populations, contrasting with Egypt's purported decline in world leadership.
Eisenhower rejects Khrushchev’s bid for a UN General Assembly talk rather than a Security Council summit. He warns Moscow not to push the United Nations aside and vows U S Marines may guard peace if aggression continues, urging constitutional support for Arab nationalist aims while resisting force.
A Teamsters Local 2,000 in Flint, Michigan suffers a brutal assault as Frank Kierdorf is set ablaze, raising questions about unions and rackets. The attack signals deeper crime within labor circles and prompts calls for investigation and cleansing of union operations.
Editorial notes Robert D. Murphy, a 63 year old Irish American, as an agile strategist for Middle East policy and summit planning. Described by Eisenhower as affable and shrewd, Murphy is among the first Career Ambassadors sworn in April 1956, praised for businesslike demeanor and global missions.
The profile traces Robert Murphy's decades of service from World War II through Cold War diplomacy. It notes his roles as Eisenhower's personal representative in the Middle East, ambassador to Belgium and Japan, adviser on German affairs, and key mediator in Yugoslavia, Trieste, Suez talks, and Franco-Tunisian differences.
A reader argues the editor misreads Nehru and the West in the Middle East crisis. The piece critiques U S actions in Lebanon and Indochina, questions Eisenhower era diplomacy, and warns against Russian blackmail without overwhelming American strength.
Shelby reports spark a merger bid between Blue Ridge Insurance and Textile Insurance of this city with Charlotte investors pushing to control Textile. Textile directors form a committee to study merging and relocating its home office as High Point rallies to keep Textile local. Governor Hodges names S. Paul Ingle to attend a National Conference on Citizenship in Washington September. A reader praises truck drivers for highway safety and recounts issues with Greensboro High Point airport naming and weather reports.
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