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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1958
Page
4
A devotional urging readers to set their affections on higher things from Colossians 3 2. It argues that who we love shapes us and that directing love toward good and beautiful things adds splendor to life.
The piece argues the Supreme Court should define "with all deliberate speed" to mean prompt action on school integration in Little Rock. It notes a clash between courts and delays, with the Court resuming sessions in September and the Little Rock delay affecting Central High's opening while urging clearer judicial interpretation.
Indian Prime Minister Nehru argues communism fails by ignoring human nature and suppressing freedom. He condemns coercion over persuasion and cites British education as a catalyst for his movement toward India's liberation.
Editorial profile of Dag Hammarskjold detailing his education, rise to UN secretary general, and Middle East missions. It notes his economic training, multilingual ability, personal philosophy, and influential role in global diplomacy including responses to Suez and Hungary. It contrasts him with Trygve Lie and Sir Eric Drummond.
The High Point Enterprise presents its long established status as a daily and Sunday morning newspaper. It lists corporate details including address 305-307 North Main, officers such as D. A. Rawley President and Mrs. R. B. Terry Secretary-Treasurer, editor Holt McPherson, managing editor Joe Browney, and staff.
Henry Kissinger outlines three motives for limited war strategy. It aims to check Soviet expansion while preserving options short of total nuclear conflict. It argues broader military tools and political moderation can yield local reversals and potentially political settlements.
Lynn Nisbet describes North Carolina community colleges at Asheville Charlotte and Wilmington as two year institutions backed by state support and local matching funds. State aid began in 1955 with per quarter hour credits and capital funding, while Wilmington Charlotte and Asheville plan future capital asks to expand liberal arts and technical courses and seek state takeover similar to universities.
The Community College Act of 1957 restructures Asheville Biltmore College Wilmington Charlotte and Carver in a twelve member board system with state grants in aid. Asheville seeks expansion while Charlotte and Wilmington must acquire new sites for facilities. Dormitories are not planned and students commute. cost shares show local and state contributions with variations by city.
Tom Latimer leaves Myrtle Desk Company after eight years as vice president and library furniture manager to form a new organization representing manufacturers in school and institutional equipment. Chan Pegram becomes manager of the Myrtle division as orders pick up and Chicago fair notes rising prices shaping spring activity.
Sputnik III will pass overhead tonight around 8 15 p m moving from northwest to southeast at about 700 miles out in its orbit. Amateur radio operators expect the radio instrumented satellite to pass between 9 10 and 9 30 p m with the 20005 megacycle signal heard between 7 30 and 9 15 p m. A Winston Salem judge sentenced a local youth to 12 months on the roads and confiscated his car for an arranged public road race, urging strict enforcement to curb the dangerous practice.
A. H. Holton is honored by Calvary Methodist Church with a plaque and a five piece silver service for 33 years as board chairman and 30 years as Sunday School superintendent. Hoyle Morgan presented the gift as Holton retires, leaving his church work undiminished in dedication. The rest of the page covers a House committee inquiry into charity tax exemptions and a weather note about heavy rain, plus movie comedian gags between Boo Hope and Bing Crosby.
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