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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1957
Page
4
A Bible verse from Luke 10 31 notes the parable of the Good Samaritan has inspired the founding of a thousand hospitals across Christian and non Christian lands. The piece reflects on love for neighbors and self.
Pieping reports show 41 American youths in Red China face internal clashes within their group. Five rightists clash with fellow travelers as some praise the homeland while others denounce it. Neutral voices say relations between extreme letters and rightists are strained. They do not speak for the United States and their actions draw State Department scrutiny. They accepted favors from a regime not recognized by the U S and risk harming U S warnings and interests.
New York Police Commissioner Ste P Kennedy, back from Europe, argues crime is personal and criminals must be held accountable. He says social workers help, but police must show strength and avoid blaming broad groups for juvenile delinquency. When criminals face justice, deterrence grows.
An Atlantic City vacationing Frank McGuire says he has not been offered a renewal and is tempted but unsure about resigning when his contract ends next June. Chapel Hill officials interpret the remark as a possible bid for a better deal or a defensive stance.
Editorial urges U S policy shift regarding Batista dictatorship in Cuba. It notes anti Batista protests before the White House and comments by Earl E Smith and Secretary Dulles. It profiles Batista rise from humble origins to dictator and highlights growing Cuban rebel support and notable opponents.
Public notice details rights and responsibilities for newspaper distribution. It explains AP content use, second class matter status, carrier contracts, and rate inquiries with Ward Griffith Company as national advertising rep.
The State Department sent a note to Canada over Canadian citizens named in hearings, notably Dr. Herbert Norman. The piece questions whether such notes can curb Congress access to information and warns of federation limits and executive constraints in cross border investigations.
Tobacco marketer Hedrick notes border belt grades averaging higher prices than Eastern belt warehouses with a nine cent gap and a 20 percent spread on some grades. He petitions Rep. Cooley for review while farmers fear harming the state’s tobacco control and marketing programs amid drought and lower production. Welfare sees rising relief requests as unemployment grows and other sectors face slow payments and reduced seasonal work.
Generals and officials gather in Reidsville for a family weekend with Capus Waynick inviting guests of Elizabeth and himself to Fieldstone farm. The piece notes Waynick s positive reception at Camp Stewart and hints at improving reception of his leadership among critics.
A humor column recalls Robert E Lee an FBI trainer who joked with recruits at Quantico, and notes his Clarke-like ties and mistaken name myths. The piece includes witty asides on name misreads hotel clerks and a jab about department of justice counsel vacancies.
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