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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1957
Page
3
A reflection on why people endure pain to soothe ego needs and emotional hurt. The piece notes physical symptoms and mood mirror health, suggesting suffering serves coping mechanisms and self-pity as a defense. Dr. Howard T. discusses mind and body connections in 1957 syndication.
Behrman notes that emotions show on skin and in sweat during interviews with bosses. Most cannot hide strong feelings and may arouse resentment in youths. Parents should stay involved, forming a cooperative relationship that can be enlightening and enjoyable for both generations.
In CHAPTER FIVE Richard travels with Mr Maxim's circus across many kingdoms seeking Santa Land. They reach Ketchikan ruled by King Ignatz where_tax taxes suppress joy and a free show is staged for townsfolk, but the king disrupts it and Richard remains missing. Tomorrow promises the king's amusement.
Gaffney Mayor William D. Cooksey reports Cumberland Manufacturing Co. of Winston-Salem considers Gaffney for a new wearing apparel plant. A directors letter, signed by Milton H. Zauber Jr., cites a $150,000 payroll and a 20,000 square foot building need. The note mentions a public subscription relationship with the company.
Oswald Jacoby comments on a four hand where generosity alters the play. Sid Mandell recalls leading diamonds to allow a club finesse and a small slam, with South winning all five tricks after a second club finesse. The anecdote highlights generous play as a strategic advantage.
A 29 year old parachutist named Ronald Herzog landed on a 110000 volt transmission line during a practice jump in Tacoma Washington. The resulting power outage cut street lights and refused to confirm the cause while officials investigated. He had intended to land in a pasture but wind diverted him into the wires.
More than one million dollars in grants to educational and charitable institutions in North Carolina were announced by Richard J. Reynolds, president of the Z Smith Reynolds Foundation. Grants include 175000 to William and Kate Reynolds Memorial Park, 150000 for eight Bowan Gray Medical School scholarships, 100000 for Grace Hartley Memorial Hospital in Banner Elk, 50000 to the Dixie Classic Fair, 50000 to Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary for a child care building, 25000 to North Carolina Baptist Hospital for cobalt therapy, 5000 to Medical Foundation of North Carolina for graduate nurse extension education, and 1000 annually for four years to James E Shepard Memorial Foundation for NC State College scholarships.
A Texas magazine salesman, George Slayton of Temple, was bound over to Wake Forest Superior Court on charges of raping a 16 year old Wake Forest High School student. Police say Slayton was arrested in South Hill Virginia after a two day search and admitted taking the girl to the location but denied raping her. Lois Keith identified the suspect and described being taken from the high school to an isolated area where the assault occurred.
The State Highway Commission will discuss a formal policy on parking on city streets that are part of the highway system during its two day Raleigh meeting. highways director W F Babcock will raise the issue at today’s informal session. Some cities want parking regulated while others prefer no change in policy. Past commissions avoided the parking question, deferring to municipalities to enforce local rules. The commission also will dis-
The commission will not take action yet but will review low bids totaling nearly three million dollars for 12 road projects. Bids opened Dec 3 raise this year’s contracted road work to about 82 million dollars, with 46.8 million federal funds and 32.5 million state and other funds. The December letting includes relocating U S 70 to interstate standard from the Hillsboro bypass to the Durham bypass.
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