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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1957
Page
4
A reflective meditation notes that divine guidance can be found in attentive listening, suggesting believers sense God’s presence in quiet moments. It emphasizes personal faith, inner listening, and the sense that sacred guidance accompanies believers wherever they go.
United Auto Workers President Walter Reuther proposes cutting 1958 car prices by at least 100 dollars to curb inflation and offers to adjust contract demands in exchange for price stability. Critics question feasibility, dealer margins, and potential market effects, while supporters see constructive aims beyond profits.
A trial of a Confidential Magazine libel suit prompts Howard Rushmore to argue reporters avoid facts for sensationalism. The piece compares newsrooms struggle to balance reporting and lurid detail, citing prostitutes, liars, and a notorious pill article. The judge condemns the publication's sensational approach while noting readers' role in supporting it.
More than 40 American students are expected to arrive in Red China on August 20 after attending the World Youth Festival in Moscow. State Department officials warn of possible penalties under the Trading With the Enemy Act and passport regulations, while maintaining a no travel policy to Communist China. Ambassadors outlined five consequences for violations, and officials warn that travel could breach regulations and laws.
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff roles including D. A. Rawley president and R. B. Terry secretary treasurer, with circulation manager Charles B. Loflin and W. Patterson Jr. as advertising director and business manager, along with address 305 307 North Main Street.
Publication details indicate daily and Sunday editions of a North Carolina paper. Associated Press credited news use. Carrier and annual rates listed with disclaimer of distributor responsibility.
George Sokolski argues that cheap labor hurts labor morale in education and calls for wage reform. He critiques foundations like Ford and Rockefeller for directing funds away from core teaching, noting ill effects of pilot programs and expensive incentives to attract gifted students to teaching.
Public warrants for arrests are public records open to inspection during reasonable hours. The police blotter is not private property of officers, with exceptions for tips and ongoing investigations. Separate notes on Democratic and Republican voting patterns in state and national elections are discussed, noting historical primary dynamics and potential shifts.
A bespectacled elderly witness opposed to onion futures testifies before the Senate Agriculture Committee in Washington. The hearing includes humorous asides about a Florida Keys deer refuge and a bar saloon tale, ending with an accidental plant pill episode and a plant tab clarification from the FDA.
Phillip Goldsmith resigns as president of Julius Kayser Company and cashes out his extensive stock. He built Diamond Hosiery Mill into a major producer of full fashioned hosiery and expanded into a manufacturing empire. Locals hope his return could revive Diamond and High Point’s manufacturing strength.
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