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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1957
Page
2
Market weakness drapes the economy in a dull tone as investors await President Eisenhower's upcoming message. Analysts see a leveling of business activity rather than a booming surge with profits thinning and some firms curbing expansion while others show pockets of growth.
A brief notice offers free tempo lessons and a high school booklet to adults aged 16 to 60 who left school, encouraging them to complete their education. The appeal cites accessible materials and city assistance to finish high school.
A sharp market dip follows heavy selling in steels motors and aircrafts with United States Steel Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown leading losses. The Associated Press average falls while several blue chips retreat before a partial recovery.
In Warsaw more than 60 percent of Poland's 17 449 000 voters backed Wladyslaw Gomulka's Commun ist leadership in the first test of his policy of communism without tyranny. Unofficial reports indicate over 11 million cast ballots for a 459 member Parliament with the rest unmarked or marked for the Communist slate.
The article explains prostate gland illness common in older men including enlargement and infection. Enlargement may cause frequent urination, nocturnal awakening, and difficulty starting flow, potentially leading to bladder and kidney issues. Surgical treatment is typical, with ongoing research for non surgical options.
President Eisenhower spoke of battling communism and striving for world peace. He contrasted America's abundance with global peril and warned that one third of humanity faces a historic struggle for freedom from grinding poverty.
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