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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1958
Page
4
A devotional reflection recalls verses from Song of Solomon 2 17 about enduring nights and the relief of dawn. It emphasizes gratitude for sunshine after hardship and the faith of God’s children through sorrow.
A Kansas City panel examines a hypothetical Soviet demand for U S surrender after a missile strike. Experts Lanphier Doolittle Teller discuss deterrence passive defenses and the risk of oblivion, urging leaders to seek a safe world or risk destruction.
Thoughtful educators fear federal grants may weaken private initiative in college education while Senator Fulbright argues for stronger elementary and secondary training. The piece cautions against government overreach, urging continued public support and personal effort to strengthen education at all levels.
The piece reviews British and American claims on early thermonuclear progress at Harwell and Princeton. It covers differing views on leadership, cooperation limits, and media hype while noting potential for economic power from hydrogen energy if breakthroughs prove viable.
The notice states The Associated Press holds reproduction rights for local news and dispatches. It notes second class mailing at High Point post office under 1879 act. It disclaims responsibility for subscribers or delivery arrangements and identifies advertising representatives.
The Mallory case reverses police detentions seven and a half hours before arraignment, after a rape conviction. The piece argues police time limits hamper murder and kidnapping investigations, discusses alibi checking, and questions balancing civil liberties with crime control.
Lynn Nisbet reports on mid winter institute discussions at Chapel Hill and Duke where editors balance profits and public service under an orange caution traffic light metaphor. A Lumbee KKK clash in Robeson County draws national attention with debate over accuracy and race dynamics. Authorities in Georgia and North Carolina show differing degrees of independence in development bodies and budget control.
The High Point market draws thousands of visitors four times a year and boosts local business from groceries and bakeries to hotels, taxi cabs, and post offices. The Southern Furniture Exposition Building supports nurses homes, air conditioning, and a warm hospitality tradition that helps keep buyers returning.
Reports signal Robeson Senator Cutler Moore may retire from the State Highway Commission to seek a State Senate seat. A three way contest forms for Rep. George A. Shuford’s 12th Congressional seat. Judge Walter E. Johnston aims for re election to the Supreme Court bench. WMIT FM broadcasts remain off air due to icing. The National Secretaries Association chapter starts a six week accounting school Feb 21 at Ashmore Business College Thomasville. Raleigh Dingman suffers back injury from Polio Bridge duty and is bed bound. Mrs J W Austin helps burned out family with store offering. Mrs Earl N Phillips chairs Heart Fund kickoff with Douglas Edwards Saturday.
In a Washington report, Senator George Smathers confesses he tempted Vice President Nixon with a Navy jet offer for a beach day. The episode ends as Nixon returns by Navy aircraft, campaigning with the Nixons at a Senate gathering, while Smathers and Monroney seek to smooth over the incident.
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