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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1959
Page
4
The message reflects on human limitation and the wish to understand mysteries we now cannot grasp. It cites I Corinthians 13 12 and contemplates suffering in the flesh while awaiting fuller discernment in the future.
The piece argues Senator John Kennedy could be the strongest 1960 Democratic hopeful and notes the religious controversy may affect Protestant votes. It cites McCormack’s praise, Hodges as potential running mate, and warns against repeating 1928 religious intolerance. Nixon would avoid exploiting the issue. Kennedy should be judged on merit and offered for VP.
North Carolina faces water supply concerns mirroring national scarce water issues and pollution fights. New York Court of Appeals rulings uphold state power to require towns to fund pollution controls, stressing that cost cannot excuse neglect of clean water. The opinions emphasize water pollution as a community disease and endorse conservation programs in the Piedmont region.
Editorial notes 56 percent live in metropolitan areas in 1960 with 180 metro regions and growth to over 60 percent by then and possibly 70 percent by 1975. discusses cross county and state lines, federal planning, and efforts for metropolitan governments and policy amid budget pressures.
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles including President RAWLEY, Secretary-Treasurer TERRY, editor McPHERSON, and circulation manager LOFLIN. It notes publication cadence and pricing details, with a second class matter claim under the etc.
The author argues that wigs have reentered fashion as a signal of marriage and self display, noting past strictures on hair and beauty. The piece compares wigs with other beauty practices, laments modern overStyling, and suggests purdah or a revival of historical norms as possible futures.
Lynn Nisbet argues for a uniform schedule to curb wide disparities in auto accident liability awards. He compares motor liability with workers compensation and unemployment insurance, noting government regulation of premiums and benefits in the latter while auto liability remains largely unregulated and costly.
Dr. C Roy Angell lauds the $300000 Central Baptist Church building in Miami as the finest initial effort in his long Baptist career. The dedication service drew a full Monday night crowd as plans unfold for a House of Prayer and rededication.
AP reports Khrushchev appears more assured than in 1956, as the Soviet leader braces for a strong party congress. He recalls Stalin era memory, boasts missile progress, and presses for Western withdrawal from West Berlin amid a gay mood at a reception.
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