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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1958
Page
4
A Bible Thought stresses loyalty to leaders as a duty owed by people and by the nation. It notes governments demand loyalty and God’s kingdom requires it as well.
The piece argues Dulles seeks to reopen Germany talks with Russia after NATO’s next summit, but warns Berlin is a screen for broader Moscow moves. It urges West to stand firm, avoid evacuating Berlin, and watch behind the Berlin scene for other Russian maneuvers.
The Civil Rights Commission plans to proceed with its Alabama voting records probe despite state authorities withholding subpoenaed files from six counties. Barbour and Bullock Counties have records impounded, Macon County refuses federal subpoenas, and Dallas County seeks legal guidance before action. The article notes slow federal action and ongoing investigations into racial discrimination in voting across the Deep South.
The High Point Enterprise presents its historic masthead from 1884 with staff roles including DeBaer North street address listings, D A Rawley president, Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer, Holt McPherson editor, C W Patterson Jr advertising director, and Charles B Loflin business and circulation managers, published in High Point North Carolina.
George Sokolski comments on Pauline Frederick's Elmira talk, praising humanitarian aims yet noting U.S. and Soviet power drive world events. He critiques the United Nations as a table for debate and questions how much real business it can transact with 81 nations and competing superpowers.
A North Carolina analysis argues state land ownership rests with the government but actual ownership belongs to the people. It endorses centralizing land management in the Department of Administration, sacrificing some popular input for perceived efficiency gains amid a long trend toward centralized governance.
The Democratic Advisory Council on American goals at home and abroad blasted President Eisenhower while proposing no shift in policy. It supported containment and allied security while urging increased foreign aid, and noted Democrats will run Congress but have not produced a distinct foreign policy.
High Point Rotarians held a barbecue and auction boosting the dining room project at Camp Cheerio and drawing younger members into active leadership. The effort echoes Siler City Rotary fundraising success and may become an annual town event. Municipal services and local merchants adapt to a strong Christmas shopping season amid tight supplies.
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