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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1960
Page
4
Moscow reports American firms won a 30 million dollar textile plant deal at Kalinin near Moscow over a British bid. The venture could boost U S exports and international trade, but critics warn it may expose U S manufacturers to foreign competition and rising labor costs. The deal is described as a gift horse needing scrutiny.
Dr. Joseph Link Jr of Xavier University questions why genuinely healthy ideas or notable figures from business education science and public service do not present themselves as presidential timber. The piece argues a president must be an arbiter not a boss and reflect constitutional limits balancing voter sovereignty with leadership, citing Wilson Roosevelt and Lincoln as examples.
A Washington editorial denounces President Eisenhower for a partisan stance on national defense. It cites his past actions, notes criticism from former generals including Maxwell Taylor Gavin and Ridgeway, and warns that the United States faces a grave, enduring threat requiring vigilant defense policy.
Editorial notes Charles de Gaulle’s habit of strategic vagueness as he handles the Algerian crisis. It recalls his 16 September address outlining three possible futures for Algeria and the insistence that the vote be free, while officials issue denials and colonists demand firm French control.
Jim Hornaday editor of The Printed Circuit lauds the Jamestown Industrial Training School for advancing a state led program to curb TV service scams. He notes High Point and Durham classes, a potential statewide rollout, and urges customers to demand certification cards to ensure qualified service.
Announcements by Sen. C V Henkel and Rep. Cloyd Philpott point to a Lieutenant Governor race with Mor gan and White withdrawing. Possible entries include David Coltrane, David McConnell, Beverly Lake, Edwin Gill, Arthur Kirkman, and Everett Jordan facing challengers like Robert Gregory and Melvin Cording as a tense, tangled field develops.
The note outlines shifting alliances among Hodges supporters and rivals as candidates Jordan Philpott Hewlett Henkel Larkins Sanford and Lake emerge. It mentions neutral stance by Governor Hodges, possible retirements, and potential campaign managers, with key figures like Sandy Graham and Lon Folger shaping early strategy. It ends noting disillusioned citizens may stay engaged.
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