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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1960
Page
4
The meditation notes Exodus 20 16 commandment applies beyond court testimony to daily relations. It covers gossip talebearing bargaining and labor talks and warns that silence can imply consent when harmful lies are known.
The Enterprise welcomes Harold R. Cheek who will become High Point city manager next month. With 17 years of experience, he faces big challenges balancing firm management with fair treatment of residents while guiding a growing city to remain progressive.
A panel from the American Public Health Association urges heart disease prevention via lean middle age, exercise, moderate fat intake, non smoking, and controlled blood pressure. They state solid dietary fat is the main cause and that proper diet can lower fatty substances enough to prevent the disease affecting about 940 per 100000 Americans.
Reader's Digest, citing Maryland as a model, details how billboard blight crowds 4000 miles of interstate signs and prompts strong state laws after citizen mobilization. It notes a federal offer of highway funds for states enacting two signs per mile rules by 1961, with Maryland, Wisconsin, Connecticut and North Dakota eligible.
Hoffa confronts monitors appointed by a federal court after 39 charges of union misconduct. They allege he deposited 500000 with Florida National Bank Orlando, aiding Sun Valley real estate, and kept 50000 at Commercial State Bank Indianapolis without interest after a court order.
An independent newspaper description lists offices on North Main Street High Point North Carolina. It notes positions including president secretary treasurer editor managing editor and advertising director with business and circulation managers.
The author reflects on loyalty oaths as a citizenship requirement and defends their role in American life. He traces loyalty to constitutional principles, the Declaration of Independence, and the notion of government by consent, arguing true Americans support the republic and its diverse communities.
Lynn Nisbet surveys North Carolina voters facing a three candidate gubernatorial race. Malcolm Seawell appeals to moderates while John Larkins epitomizes party regulars and Terry Sanford drives liberal pressures. A concrete versus asphalt rally hints at road policy being a pivotal campaign factor.
A Washington roundup features Sen. Clinton P. Anderson replying to a young NM fan with a photo, a Smithsonian visitor’s dinosaur TV moment, and critique of Ike's Cape Canaveral trip. Other items joke about Mount Rushmore faces and Metaxas missteps in a flying boat tale.
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