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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1958
Page
4
The piece argues that Russian claims of an atomic powered aircraft are likely propaganda timed to offset the U S Atlas missile achievement. It notes the propaganda aims to balance long range weapon progress and urges leaders to channel destruction power into peaceful, constructive ends while warning of accelerating timelines.
The Internal Revenue Service distributes for a fourth year a jokebook titled the lighter side of taxes for tax officers nationwide. It offers heavy humor about taxes amid stories of an agent error and a nurse joked about taxing, highlighting morale attempts while noting taxes remain no laughing matter.
A four day December boycott led by ITWF seeks to pressure flags of convenience from Panamanian Honduran Liberian and Costa Rican registries. U S maritime unions and federal officials clash over enforcement while shipowners defend low cost flags amid antitrust and Taft Hartley concerns.
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles including D. A. Rawley as president Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer and Leers as editor Also noting circulation and management positions and national advertising representatives for the paper.
George Sokolsky argues Americans ignore gloom while facing a prolonged Cold War. He urges total educational reform, coordinated government, and anti inflation measures, warning of fiscal strain and possible need for controls. He calls for frank presidential honesty from Eisenhower.
Rep. L H Fountain told the American Municipal Association in Boston that local self government and broader city taxing powers are essential to democracy. He warned states to reapportion legislative representation or invite federal intervention and emphasized cooperation among government levels.
The writer reflects on birthday meaning, aging, and staying young at heart. He cites quotes from Emerson and Look magazine and contrasts youth as a state of mind with aging as a test of ideals, hope, and enthusiasm. He notes practical signs of age and suggests a calm approach to growing older.
James Marlow argues the Soviet and Chinese challenge era tests Western containment dating from the 1940s. He warns Berlin could fall to communism, risking a fractured postwar order. Eisenhower and Dulles vow firmness while awaiting fresh ideas.
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