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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1958
Page
4
A Bible thought cites Psalm 46 God is our refuge and strength in trouble. It says men who sin and lose their lives in hard times turn to God as a last resort. If He is a safe resort in extremities, we can escape by committing our ways to Him.
The piece denounces the Ku Klux Klan and a planned Robeson rally led by James Cole amid threats of violence toward Lumbee Indians. It warns officials and the press to heed rising menace and the potential for broader communal disruption.
A two year study by Dr Roy E Carter shows growing comparability between press and medicine. Based on 1771 news items and opinions from over a hundred newsmen and 850 physicians it finds physicians cooperative and journalists increasingly considerate in medical reporting. The North Carolina Medical Society funded and welcomed the project to improve public understanding of medical matters.
Editorial notes the Supreme Court faces sustained attacks similar to New Deal days. Key rulings in 1957 limited access to FBI reports, clarified Congress's subpoena power, and shaped use of wiretap evidence. Lawmakers seek to refine Jencks, Mallory, and related statutes while preserving judicial independence.
The High Point Enterprise presents its masthead with editor Joe Brow, president Mrs B Terry and secretary treasurer Holt. Advertising by W Idol Jr, circulation manager and business staff listed. Copy notes AP news usage and postal details reference.
The piece analyzes how Eisenhower and Dulles have adjusted rhetoric on U S Soviet negotiations. It contrasts stronger language urging talks and a summit conditional on proper terms with earlier NATO stance that favored UN framework and warned only if Russia refused. The article cites Moscow diplomacy and Western pressure shaping future talks.
North Carolina politics appear quiet with no Legislature in session and no statewide races. Friction exists between Governor Hodges and Democratic party leaders over appointments and control of party machinery, with a reform committee drafting new plans ahead of March 1 executive committee talks. The Council of State and Attorney General push back against perceived dictatorial actions by the Governor and the new Administration Department.
Press and radio reps met YMCA directors to preview a new camp near Roaring Gap, with Kiwanis pledging 5000 dollars for dam and lake on a 50 acre site donated by the Y's Men's Club, aiming for limited summer use and spring completion of the Carl Chavis branch.
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