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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1958
Page
4
A Bible thought cites John 5 4 and proclaims faith as victory over the world. It recalls how faith carried the Pilgrims to America and helped found a great nation.
The firing of Bernard Schwartz, once chief counsel to a House subcommittee, sparks calls for a deeper, bipartisan probe into FCC operations and expense account manipulation. He alleges whitewashing and praises a free press while hinting at wider political stakes and potential retaliation.
New Jersey Governor Robert B. Meyner argues at the National Press Club that the nation needs effective politicians with a proactive radar to spot issues early and act swiftly. He cautions against aloof politics and urges citizens to engage, asserting that honest public service builds true statesmanship for citizens’ well being.
The article critiques a loophole in the financial responsibility requirement for car owners. Buyers of new license plates must show an FS-1 form, but used cars with 1958 tags do not. plates are issued to the vehicle, not the owner. It urges legislative amendment or legal tightening to close this gap promptly.
Editorial outlines a Southern drive led by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference under Martin Luther King Jr to enroll two million additional Negro voters in 11 Southern states. It cites past registrations, legal barriers, poll taxes in five states, and extralegal methods used to suppress Black voters.
In a press conference the president affirms the United States will select its own Secretary of State, praising John Foster Dulles as a tough negotiator who resists Kremlin pressure. The piece critiques Khrushchev era arrogance and argues for steadfast American policy and leadership.
Directory style item listing the High Point Enterprise staff roles with names and titles. Includes president secretary treasurer editor managing editor advertising director and circulation manager. Also cites mailing options and post office status.
Washington notebook spoofs a rumored Khrushchev drinking ban triggering Soviet embassy party schemes and satellite alliances. Jokes about diplomats, Rayburn’s suit, Ezra Benson tax scores, baseball analogies, and Turkish imam bayeldi dish close the light column.
Rare aurora borealis dazzled the Southern United States as a magnetic storm disrupted telegraph and radio signals. Residents recalled old superstitions while scientists noted the unusual latitude of the display and its link to solar activity.
A plumber and steamfitter strike threatens Heart Center expansion and High Point Memorial Hospital delivery. Charles W. Perry’s heart attack found no room until J. Everett Marsh, ill, asked to return home. Perry’s private room helps recovery while Marsh misses weeks of convalescence. Next month services may resume if the project stays on schedule.
The Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce warns six steps can create a ghost town through badmouthing merchants, undermining community projects, avoiding ads, refusing contributions, shunning civic service, and relentless town criticism. It says persistent effort may convert others to abandon the town.
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