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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1958
Page
4
A devotional urges proving all things and clinging to what is good from I Thessalonians 2 15. It argues faith endures centuries and must prove itself by life, urging readers to keep faith until something better fails the test of human experience.
The article argues the 37 day Eastern Air Lines strike and other actions harmed the public and calls for an immediate end. It criticizes unions including New York newspaper deliverers and notes Jimmy Hoffa’s racketeering ouster while urging responsible labor leadership to resolve disputes without disruptive tactics affecting services.
The piece outlines a peace between the University of North Carolina trustees and the State Board of Higher Education. It notes that both sides see value in coordinating state education, while acknowledging tensions over authority and governance. It calls for continued cooperation to meet future challenges in higher education.
Editorial notes the first 10 percent across the board tariff cut on January 1 within the European Economic Community and outlines the six member nations France West Germany Italy Belgium Luxembourg and the Netherlands moving toward a gradual common external tariff. It discusses U S policy backing European unification and potential impacts on U S exports especially capital goods and autos while cautioning about readjustment and Franco British bargaining.
George Sokolsky argues that Charles de Gaulle embodies old fashioned virtue against global money power. He links banking excess, tax havens, and speculators to moral decay, predicting de Gaulle may expose corruption and push France toward a morality rooted in national allegiance.
The article reports a tightened IRS approach to expense account deductions claimed by taxpayers involved with government work. It highlights gifts and entertainment for officials as potential disallowed deductions, notes Bernard Goldfine's case, and outlines how deductions must be ordinary and necessary.
The speakers condemn racial discrimination as eroding national moral fiber and reveal extremes of optimism. New Jersey Governor Meyner links bias to dual lives of principle and practice, while Makhmud Eivazov of Baku claims a 150 year lifespan due to work and cheerfulness.
A special trustee committee on long range planning at High Point College is formed with Horace S. Haworth as chairman. Members include Elliott S. Wood L. F. Ross Blaine Madison and William F. Womble as the panel prepares aims for future emphasis equipment finances and service to the church. A separate note reflects on New Year resolutions and community welfare including care for animals and a local history book on the Crosland family by Mrs. Robert Barry Ricaud of Bennettsville with copies available from State Publishing in Columbia.
James Marlow reflects on 1958 as a transitional year marked by a looming space age, economic unease, and personal doubt. He notes the Sputniks reshaping outlooks, the split between nations, and a desire for his children to fit the changing world as he contemplates the coming new year.
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