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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1959

Page

4

A Bible Thought for Today

A Bible verse from Psalms 112 9 emphasizes generosity and righteousness. It urges imitating the Infinite by giving to the poor, noting that giving does not impoverish the giver nor withholding enriches others.

North Carolina Budget Proposal Aims for Balance and Growth

Governor Hodges proposes a two year budget exceeding one billion dollars with no tax increases. The plan prioritizes state services, merit pay, higher teaching wages, and improvements funded by bonds while preserving fiscal balance. Taxpayer burden would rise from accelerated collections and payroll withholdings starting in 1960, though no annual April tax payment is planned.

Hodges

Unchanging Values Call for Moral Renewal in America

Rev. Dr. Joseph R. Sizee of George Washington University warns that the nation’s decline in science and leadership stems from moral erosion. He laments indifference, public disapproval, and dampened cause, urging discipline and a revival of religion to restore the American character and democratic vitality.

Joseph R. Sizee George Washington University Sizee

Betancourt Inauguration Marks Venezuelan Democratic Shift

Romulo Betancourt, president-elect, prepares to take office as Venezuela’s new regime consolidates democracy after a 1958 transition. U S private investment in Venezuela tops three billion dollars with oil as a major sector while the interim regime raises taxes on foreign oil firms to about sixty percent. Analysts note tensions with the army and potential moves to place oil lands in a government corporation. Fidel Castro attends the anniversary celebrations in Caracas.

Romulo Betancourt Venezuela United States U. S Betancourt Op Ah Aie Marcos Perez Jiminez H. W. Haight Argentina The Wall Street Journal Texas Wall Street Accion Democratica Wolfgang Larrazabal Perez London Economist Castro

High Point Enterprise Address and Contact Note

The High Point Enterprise notes independent carrier status for home delivery and lists offices and staff roles including Secretary-Treasurer Mrs R B Terry Editor McPherson and circulation management. It states carriers and distributors are independent contractors and the paper is not responsible for advances made to them.

Eeveneeer R. B. Terry T McPherson Eens, Seca Enterprise, Inc

State Budget Shows Net Decline in Federal Highway Funds

The 1959 61 North Carolina budget calls for less total spending than the prior period mainly due to a drop in interstate highway funds from the Federal government. Despite the overall decrease the biennial budget nears one billion dollars with no new taxes, and a $27 million windfall from withholding state income taxes is proposed to balance the plan amid heated discussions.

State Highway Commission Scott and Umstead North Carolina Advisory Budget Commission General Assembly Commission High Point C. Arthur Kirkman Senate Finance Committee Luther Earnhardt Raleigh Guilford

Letters to Editor Wasting Waters Freely Come and Go

A High Point reader argues for raising the Deep River dam to store flood waters. The letter says refined water rates are high, storage would prevent waste during floods, and a modest dam height increase could supply millions more gallons for emergencies and potential local industry. It notes downstream obligations and urges city leaders to act.

the Enterprise High Point Jamestown Frank Ogburn

Water policy debate stirs Jamestown questions

Charles Pearson records a City Hall exchange over dam height and water storage. A city worker voices dissent about higher recorded costs, rights, and potential loss of boat docks and boat-house space as Jamestown weighs water needs and regional supply.

Willoughby Addresses Executives Club on Communist Threat

Major General Charles A. Willoughby, once MacArthur’s aide, spoke to the High Point Executives Club about Communist espionage and world power plays. He warned of Kremlin designs and urged reason while condemning complacency as he outlined volatile global risks and the need for Western resolve.

Charles A. Willoughby Washington High Point Aflier Willoughby MacArthur Sheraton Institute of Pacific Relations Kremlin Taylor Simpson Gen. Willoughby Paris

Quotes on religion freedom and governance from public figures

Reverend Edwin T. Dahlberg warns against a Protestant Vatican threatening religious liberty. Soviet official Vladimir Rabkin compliments American hospitality. Senator Mike Monroney faults GOP leadership for backing Eisenhower era government appointments.

Vatican Edwin T. Dahlberg National Council of Churches Eisenhower A. S Mike Monroney Okla GOP

Barbs by Hal Cochran and a Scrappy Note from Oregon

A column features Hal Cochran one liners with a jokey jab at speeders and walkers. It ends with a fragment about an Oregon girl who married a col.

Hal Cochran Oregon

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