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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1959
Page
4
A devotional note reflects on Psalms 72 17 promising blessings through a righteous ruler. It contrasts humanity’s longing for a heroic saviour with repeated stoning and crucifixion of its messengers and hints at actions piercing the heart of the Infinite.
The Enterprise argues annexation of the surrounding area is the sole viable plan for the city’s future growth and efficiency. It urges fair treatment for those outside and inside, warns against stagnation, and emphasizes coordinated services, safety, and a brighter, forward-looking community.
President Eisenhower frames a state of the world address focusing on defense fiscal policy and a strong economy at home to back global aims. Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson counters that the administration lags in tackling a growing economy and population amid disputed plans.
The state leverages industrial growth aims with a $1.5 million funding pledge to establish the Research Triangle Institute and a $300 000 building within a 4000 acre park while honoring Robert Hanes. The scheme seeks to attract industry by combining advanced research facilities with park development.
A preacher extols Abraham as a prototype of faith who left Ur for a land unseen. He casts Abraham as the ancestral father of Jews Christians and Muslims and cites faith as vision plus daring guiding humanity toward God.
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff roles including D. A. Rawley president Mrs. R. B. Terry secretary treasurer Sete Merceroone and others with business manager Idol Jr and circulation head Charles Loflin. It notes publication as an independent newspaper and pricing for subscription.
Lynn Nisbet reports the formation of three non stock corporations with 1.5 million dollars in working capital to promote research across Carolina Duke and State College. The plan centers on the Research Triangle Park with the Pinelands Company as land holder and foundation funding, linking education industry and advanced studies for long term national impact.
The piece notes High Point’s third snowfall in a month after a forecast of rain and sleet. It praises the snow, discusses weather as a subject of awe, and reflects on the weatherman’s accuracy while highlighting Growth and annexation plans for High Point and the Metro area. It also covers local musicians Moon Mullins and his Night Raiders releasing rock tunes and notes broader space and technology musings by von Braun.
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