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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1957
Page
4
A Bible thought cites 1 Corinthians 4:2 about stewards being faithful. It notes entrusted treasures and contrasts the destructive power of the hydrogen bomb with how biblical teachings uplift civilizations. It asserts Bible guidance powers lives of many good men and women toward world leadership.
DuPont plans a multi million dollar facility at Brevard to produce hyper pure silicon for electronics. The site spans 10 500 acres in Transylvania County with operations expected early 1958. The choice cites air quality and abundant pure water, underscoring North Carolina's growing industrial appeal beyond taxes.
The piece recalls Thurmond Chatham’s life from wealth to public service and industry leadership, noting his devotion to the common man and his willingness to speak for human rights even at personal cost. His death at 60 is seen as a loss to North Carolina’s development and its future legislative direction. It also discusses the busy Raleigh session and rail traffic policy under Southern Railway and Interstate Commerce Commission decisions.
A 11 year review of U S Middle East policy by Senate committees could widen into a general foreign policy probe. Republicans pressed to fire Acheson dating from McCarthy era charges while Democrats praised Dulles, defending his conduct and leadership amid calls for accountability.
The High Point Enterprise page lists D A Rawley as president Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer T McPherson as editor and Brown as managing editor and W Idol as advertising director B Loflin as business manager and circulation details show yearly and carrier rates. The paper is entered as second class matter at the High Point North Carolina post office under the March 3 1879 act.
The piece lampoons gifts of Arabian Shaikh robes from King Saud to U S leaders. It notes Cabinet members and lawmakers like Anderson and Clark struggle to wear the robes, joking about their practicality and the fashion impact on Washington dalliance.
George Sokolsky criticizes New York’s role in U S foreign policy events centered on the United Nations and royal arrivals. He mocks ticker tape parades and the mayoral duties for visiting dignitaries, noting public annoyance with royalty and Arab leaders amid heavy city traffic and security rituals.
The Waldorf luncheon for King Saud draws attention to New York’s role as host to foreign dignitaries while local ire shows tensions over his regime. Mayor Robert F. Wagner’s leadership is praised amid questions about national policy and New Yorkers’ mixed feelings about royal visits.
The piece explains that state law requires traffic to stop in both directions when a school bus stops on a highway, a rule officials say should be enforced with common sense. It also urges removing school buses from limited access highways.
Legislators may wait for first expense checks as questions arise about social security and income tax deductions on per diem and travel reimbursements. The North Carolina General Assembly considers bi weekly or monthly payments and streamlined procedures amid guard and representation debates.
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