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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1959
Page
4
The piece attacks the council's platform as inflationary and fiscally ruinous arguing government overreach would raise costs and break the nation. It warns against pandering to pressure groups and stresses private ownership, currency value, and the risks to national security from inflation.
A meditation cites Matthew 25 19 to urge that misconduct brings a day of reckoning Those who are untrustworthy face judgment and those who indulge in debauchery suffer financial losses health decline and ruined reputations and friendships
The piece warns NATO allies against complacency as European nations drift toward accepting Soviet promises. It notes Secretary Herter’s Paris briefing urging real defense readiness, criticizes Khrushchev's talks as unimplemented, and stresses maintaining strength until deeds match words.
The article lauds James H. Millis for busy executive leadership of the Chamber of Commerce over the past year. It cites his clear thinking, hard work, and courage in pursuing annexation, reciprocal trade, and community development efforts. Millis’s devotion inspired others to contribute, highlighting his impact on civic progress.
The FCC probes payola and ethical issues in radio and television with a 12 member task force to report after the holidays. Public hearings may occur in late January as investigations into quiz shows advertising and payola widen with ties between publishers, film, and radio entities scrutinized.
Lynn Nisbet surveys Guilford influence as Cloyd Philpott withdraws from Speaker bid and Congress hopefuls shift. Durham and Alamance candidates line up while Guilford pressures may unite in six district contest, amid Gov race intrigue and statewide fluidity. The piece notes interlocking interests and the risk of multiple offices from a single county.
Editor J Glenn Burgess recalls High Point days in a nostalgic column. He revisits streets stores and notable figures from past decades noting how the town grew from Allen Brothers' department store to the early fire department and the arrival of Wachovia Bank.
A letter notes Dr. L L Zamenhof born 1 pth birthday and Esperanto as a universal language effort. It urges readers to prevent drunk driving after Christmas and includes a tragic poem about a family lost to a crash caused by alcohol.
The speaker notes a young doctor's struggle to gain patients without experience, describing a cycle where voters await a bandwagon yet the wagon cannot roll until the band is recruited and organized.
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