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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1958
Page
4
A Bible thought for today urges kneeling before the Lord our Maker. Psalm 95 6 echoes prayer throughout the day and the infinite presence in daily life. It notes lovers sense the presence of a loved one even when unseen.
An editorial discusses Ruth Redmond’s appeal to Chou En Lai for three American prisoners in China. It condemns Red China’s actions as criminal while acknowledging the potential relief if freed. It warns against judging the regime by a goodwill gesture and urges restraint.
President Eisenhower told Congress his 1958 budget hinges on an economic rebound. He warned the recession persists into early 1958 but expects a bottoming in the second or third quarter with built in stabilizers and limited direct government intervention. He urged business to curb unwarranted price hikes as he outlined a cautious path to growth without new controls.
Editorial notes President Eisenhower will send Congress a special message on labor management reform this week. It outlines gaps in the Taft-Hartley act regarding secondary boycotts, hot cargo contracts, and the right of unions to extend strikes to second employers. Secretary Mitchell seeks amendments to clarify unlawful practices and aid courts and the NLRB in enforcement.
The High Point Enterprise lists its leadership including president D A Rawley and secretary treasurer Mrs R B Terry along with editors and staff roles. The note confirms postal entry as second class and independent contractor distribution with AP news distribution rights.
U S Ambassador to Russia Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr. described as soft spoken yet highly energetic with a sharp grasp of diplomacy. Former High Commissioner to Austria who helped negotiate the Austrian State Treaty and Soviet withdrawal. Thompson, 53, born 1904 in Colorado, married with three daughters, avid golfer and tennis player, educated at the University of Colorado 1928.
A collage of light verse and notes on social behavior, including a school board joke about Magna Charta, reflections on insurance and inflation by Sylvia Porter, and Ardis Whitman on hurt feelings. The piece ends with a meditation on how love begets love and hate begets hate.
The Admiral Rickover testimony before the Senate Preparedness Subcommittee details the push to modernize military tech. It notes opposition from aging officers, the Oak Ridge reactor study, and the rushed, unconventional path to creating the nuclear submarine.
News column Notes On The News by Charles Pearson hints at an easy repayment plan policy. The brief suggests fiscal topics and household finance ideas in a concise opinion style.
Dr. Price urges proactive radiation protection for vulnerable populations. Dr. Snyder advocates unrestricted university funding to train scientists. Adlai Stevenson recalls satellite lessons, urging peaceful coexistence with allies and adversaries.
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