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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1958
Page
4
The piece argues disarmament depends on genuine Soviet intent and warns history repeats when pacts overlook underlying aims. It questions Kremlin claims of peaceful aims and stresses the need for true dearmament and constructive peace between East and West.
Donald W. Douglas Sr testifies before Senator Johnson's Preparedness Subcommittee, warning that delay and indecision hinder missile programs like Zeus and Thor, while urging prompt funding and decisive action to avoid losing tech leadership to the Soviet Union. He cites comparisons with the C-132 and TUAMTP and notes heavy contractor risk from government processes.
The piece extols personal growth and cooperation through a metaphor of a temple built with living stones. It promotes an Enterprise Friendship tour to Europe, led by Addie Wendler Janet Teague and Joe Brown, highlighting 90 High Pointers and a Harrisburg origin with Brussels World's Fair additions.
Guilford County Commissioner William Ragsdale urges reallocating half of annual liquor revenue from ABC stores in Greensboro toward rehabilitation programs. He suggests splitting proceeds three ways for law enforcement, rehab of alcoholics, and education on drinking dangers to justify state selling liquor.
Miss Madeline Hoover, long time women's editor at High Point Enterprise, died in High Point last Thursday night after a battle with cancer. She worked daily until illness forced rest and was deeply respected by colleagues and the North Carolina Press Women's organization. Her dedication and bravery were celebrated by peers across the state's Fourth Estate.
Editorial notes ongoing redefinition of obscenity in courts and legislatures as hearings on related bills proceed. Indictments in Albany target John O'Hara and others for distributing obscene literature. Massachusetts and New York consider state censorship measures amid Roth v. U S. Supreme Court discussions.
The article traces Brennan and Douglas views on obscenity standards and notes the Court's later unanimity against censors in three cases. It also mentions federal actions on mailable material, import controls, and a new standard for goods deemed obscene.
Washington reports suggest Martha Hodges registration in New York years ago could affect Governor Hodges VP prospects. North Carolina reaction largely favorable but critics say tactics may be a temporary hurdle. Corrections note misreported campaign offices. tobacco bed seeding continues despite cold, with leaders forecasting a record seed day. Grass roots and party leaders criticize Hodges for bypassing local chairmen on appointments.
A compilation of quotes from national figures including Case Norton Nixon Johnson Stevenson Luce and others on education missile defense and economic policy. The piece notes a Cumberland County Democratic meeting with precinct chairs and McGeachy in Fayetteville discussing party politics and strategy.
Intimates recall W E Mitchell who built a basement scale railroad empire from a control panel and worked on a circus train project. He formerly served with Southern Railway before hosiery manufacturing and died of a heart attack on Saturday.
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