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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1958
Page
4
The Enterprise expresses humility and gratitude after receiving the 1958 Corporate Citizenship Award from the North Carolina Literary and Historical Association. The editors credit the newspaper with reflecting and serving the community, stressing teamwork from publishers to carriers and pledging renewed dedication to community advancement.
Roy Campanella, paralyzed from the neck down in a car crash, speaks of gratitude. He says he is thankful no family members were with him, the car did not ignite, he survived surgery, retains all senses, and is glad to be home with family.
The rusted battleship Arizona rests on Pearl Harbor floor as a daily flag elevates on a tiny platform. The memorial marks 17 years since the attack and honors about 3,000 lost sailors, urging the U S to stay prepared and defend freedoms with eternal vigilance.
Ex president Harry S Truman, visiting North Carolina, criticizes Soviet breaches of Potsdam accords and Berlin proposals. He cites Tito and Trieste, Greece, and the Mediterranean show of force to argue that America must act from strength against international gangsterism.
The Western North Carolina Methodist Conference surpasses its three million dollar goal for Christian higher education by over ten percent in a record campaign. The quadrennial emphasis of the church drives the effort as the Eastern North Carolina Conference pushes toward its five million target.
The High Point Enterprise notes strong funding flowing to Rocky Mount and Fayetteville institutions as church related colleges like High Point, Brevard, and Greensboro College receive elevated support. It highlights a billion scale impact for High Point College and urges continued education funding by Methodists to strengthen facilities and operations.
A Sunday sermon argues Christ’s coming includes sorrow as well as joy. It urges believers to empathize with God’s pain, share in Earth’s misfortunes, and ease conflicts that crush lives, citing Jesus, Mary, and war’s horrors as calls to daily devotion and compassion.
Bruce Biossat notes that the Atlas ICBM reached its maximum 6,300 mile range after pivotal weight and control gambles. Innovations included a thin stainless steel skin and a swivel engine to stabilize and steer during ascent, following 15 tests with nine successes.
The essay recalls December 7, 1941 as Pearl Harbor's surprise attack reshaping a nation. It contrasts that moment with future fears of World War III, and highlights human suffering from malnutrition and refugees, urging aid through CARE and local funds.
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