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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1959
Page
4
A devotional note urges self examination to root out sin at its inception. It cites Psalm 19 12 and reflects that crime is news but much evil remains hidden in envy jealousy hatred and lust from the heart.
In Augusta Chronicle coverage, Warner and Swazey of Cleveland advocate opposing federal aid in national ads. They argue government subsidies drain taxpayers, inflate costs, and shift benefits away from local communities, urging readers to pay their own bills.
The Atlanta Journal notes a rising tuition and living costs trend across American state universities. Officials at a St Louis convention warn eight percent higher tuition this year, with food housing and travel also up. Educators urge scholarships and cost cutting to prevent wasting talent.
The piece critiques NBC president Robert Kintner and CBS president Frank Stanton for ignorance of pre scandal rumors about quiz fixing. It urges bosses to heed the press, share information, and end secrecy to avoid future embarrassment and possible federal regulation.
A Rockford Morning Star report notes that Sensible Aid to education rose in 1958 with a record 136000 dollars from business and industry. Illinois firms use scholarships gifts and targeted grants to back colleges and universities strengthening independence and long term benefits for both sectors.
Fragmentary OCR text from The High Point Enterprise with incomplete header and address line. Reads as a damaged public notice snippet lacking readable action, date, or beneficiary details.
The piece traces the Platt Amendments drafted by Elihu Root and their incorporation into a 1903 treaty, detailing how they restrained Cuba’s independence and allowed U S intervention. It critiques Roosevelt’s 1934 abrogation, links it to Castro’s rise, and argues the base policy enabled anti American movements in Latin America.
North Carolina adopts a boating safety act to register motorboats over ten horsepower. The Wildlife Resources Commission issues three dollar certificates with bow numbers, funds not used for fish and game, and enforcement begins January first. The coast guard retains enforcement along coastal waters and training, while a new education program and a pocket guide are distributed to boat owners.
Jay Huskins notes O Arthur Kirkman of High Point as a growing name in North Carolina governor race chatter. On paper Kirkman’s varied résumé surpasses rivals Hewlett Sanford and Larkins, with leadership roles in business politics and public service. Pending railroad sale and Durham’s retirement could rally Guilford behind local candidates before next May.
A collage of notes covers diverse trivia from nail growth rates by gender to films featuring dogs in London. It mentions London cinema tastes, a nylon-centered golf ball claim, and social clubs WOGS and WOABS. Also notes ships Oriana dock gear, Huntsville growth, and quirky quotes.
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