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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1960
Page
2
A devotional reflection cites Mark 8 6 about giving thanks for meals and blessings. It emphasizes gratitude for God’s goodness, religious freedom, democratic life, and the gift of salvation. The piece invites recognition of divine presence in daily thanks and the blessings enjoyed today.
A critical column argues television suffers from sponsorship influence and canned responses more than actual content flaws. It condemns edited jokes and watered down plots, notes industry apologies, and proposes pay TV as possible but harsh remedy, urging producers to confront the issues directly.
The city moves to negotiate purchase of private water lines and reduce owner rates to the in-city level. A special committee will oversee the deal, with hopes the savings reach customers on private systems. This marks the first post annexation policy move aiding new citizens.
The piece discusses the surge of neo Nazism in West Germany and its appeal to youth alongside older Nazis. It cites the Cologne synagogue desecration, government actions against extremist parties, and the DRP's limited electoral impact, noting ongoing legal and educational challenges. It references Adenauer, the SRP dissolution, Werner Naumann, and the constitutional framework.
The article notes signs of Communist support for West Germany's neo-Nazis and reports Cologne offenders visiting East Germany. It highlights fears that renewed anti Semitism in Communist countries, especially the Soviet Union, could strain ties with the Western powers and mentions Adenauer being attacked as “revanchist” and “Nazi like.”
George Sokolsky argues that capital can be moved abroad while workers cannot. He warns that exporting American capital to produce goods overseas fuels imports that compete with U S made products, cutting jobs in garments, autos, music, and film. He blames both management and unions for inflating wages and argues for studying capital exports to shield workers.
The State Board of Education reviewed two sponsored studies on public school curriculum and teacher training. Preliminary data show hours students spend on English foreign languages math and other subjects, while remaining work will assess quality and book relevance. The effort aims to guide curriculum evolution over several years.
Charles Pearson discusses public relations in big business state and nonprofit sectors. He notes coordination gaps among public relations offices and the ongoing taxpayer funding of public campaigns. Attorney General Malcolm Seawell hints at announcing candidacy intentions but may reveal consideration of not running for Governor.
The National Association of Travel Organizations promotes Visit U.S.A. 1960 to ease visa rules and welcoming procedures for foreign visitors. Royal W. Ryan reports European interest in iconic sites from New York to the Grand Canyon, while currency limits and gift-tax rules are being refined to attract more travelers.
Washington column notes Congress expands committees and aims to begin work as Eisenhower's budget plan nears. A record peacetime spending forecast of nearly 80 billion dollars and a $4.2 billion surplus shape early debates. Election dynamics mean partisan sparring as the year progresses.
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