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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1957
Page
4
A brief meditation reflects on John 15 5 praising fruitful Christian lives. It notes Christ performed humble services and mighty works and counsels believers to not expect sensational displays but faithful ongoing devotion.
AP dispatch from Atlanta notes third party talk fading in the South after the Little Rock furor. Analysts say recent Democratic victories cool third party prospects as Southerners resist racial demagoguery and favor old-line parties.
Carl Durham as Atomic Energy Commission chair urges a prompt redefinition of U S objectives in atomic power. He notes confusion over goals and criticizes current peacetime development as insufficient amid Soviet claims and world leadership in reactor technology.
Editorial notes that federal troops left Little Rock as schools reopened. phase three of integration begins with the Central High School reopening without federal troops. It recalls the Sept 24 troop withdrawal, August injunctions, and Gov Faubus’s actions amid court orders and presidential meetings.
The article chronicles federal intervention in Little Rock starting with the 1957 school desegregation clash. It covers President Eisenhower’s proclamation, the 101st Airborne deployment to enforce court orders, and the gradual withdrawal of federal troops and federalized National Guardsmen as Faubus pledges not to obstruct court orders.
The piece reflects on President Eisenhower's health and political challenges. It notes his wartime credibility, the strain of governing a divided party, the friction with pre 1952 Republicans, and the waning support from businessmen by 1957 as public life grew contentious and health burdens increased.
Lynn Nisbet argues that focus on details on a state map can obscure broader political implications. He cites North Carolina issues from school integration protests to port battles, highway plans, and local projects that may become nationally significant, noting potential shifts in the tenth district race.
A new firm led by Earl N. Phillips and James B. Foscue will form Phillips Foscue Corp with 400 000 shares. The plant near High Point will produce polyether foam for upholstery, with 5 million pounds yearly capacity and room to expand. This automated facility would be the first in North Carolina and second in the South, spurred by local research and promising major supply to regional furniture makers.
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