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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1957
Page
4
The New Orleans federal appeals court paused Dallas school integration, giving time to craft a fair plan under law. The piece argues the South must adjust, seek understanding between races, and build bridges without force, urging a sensible, self‑determining approach to equality of opportunity.
The writer questions a police officer’s dates eight days off and seeks a trial for Joe Sokolski and a nursemaid in a park incident. The piece critiques legal process, cites constitutional rights battles, and references Justice Douglas and a Brooks Hays letter on persuasion.
The administration pushes a five year extension of the Trade Agreements Act amid protectionist opposition and White House emphasis on economic warfare against the Soviet bloc. Eisenhower and Dulles warn against neglecting economic fronts while Congress debates the measure.
A column blends a humorous look at New Year resolutions with brief vignettes from a Christmas season and small notices. It includes a playful plan to skirt resolutions, a puzzled three year old with Santa, a lonely airman in Alaska seeking pen pals, Tar Heel lore, and a cat tangled in a Helena car fan belt.
The piece argues railroads should abandon more ICC backed increases set for Feb 1, saying higher rates push production closer to sources, reduce traffic, and fail to lower consumer costs. It urges better railroad service and fewer emergency rates to help shippers and the economy.
Bill Kiley warns readers about the fatal risks of drinking and driving on New Year’s Eve. The piece vividly describes the aftermath: police, ambulance crews, coroners, and morticians awaiting a wreck victim, who may be anyone tonight.
A fragment of the High Point Enterprise masthead lists publisher and staff roles including D A Rawley as president R B Terry as treasurer W Patterson Jr and Janai Bator as circulation manager, with an acting address at Lass Point Ne Candee Act of Makers 1879 in the snippet.
A Sunday sermon reflects on 1957's mixed joys and sorrows as life travels the level of time. The speaker urges acceptance, spiritual hope, and progress, noting aging, family legacy, and the merciful Father guiding toward eternal life.
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