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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1957
Page
4
A devotional urging focus on a single aim, citing Philippians 3 13 14. Paul set aside diversions, declaring he did one thing and pressed toward the prize in Christ Jesus, turning the world despite weak bodily presence and contemptible speech.
Editorial notes a stopgap measure on Middle East policy guiding House amendments. It critiques Eisenhower’s approach as preparatory, urges real policy, and highlights Arab-Israeli tensions, oil interests, and need for stable governance in a conflicted, oil-rich region.
Washington reports another epidemic of verbal slips by top officials. Charles E. Wilson blasts the National Guard as scandalous draft dodging during Korea, Harold Stassen says Republicans could have won the Senate if Nixon were not on the ticket, and Dulles reiterates he will not retire amid a Middle East gaffe. Ike needs quieter spokesmen.
Editorial notes the OCB under Eisenhower could influence 1960 politics if Nixon becomes OCB chairman. The piece explains the board’s role in enforcing NSC policies, its unusual arrangement, and the potential shift in clout from the State Department to the Vice President as chair.
The piece describes the reconstituted National Security coordination body evolving from the old Psychological Strategy Board. It details roles for the OC B chair and senior officials, with Nixon as a central figure. It notes potential tensions over foreign policy jurisdiction between the White House and State Department.
A fragment from a High Point N C newspaper lists publication details and advertising terms. It mentions the Associated Press and AP dispatches, and notes subscription and delivery rates as well as post office registration details.
Forty two states and the District of Columbia taxed cigarettes in November 1956, totaling over 50 million dollars. Tax rates ranged from two to eight cents per pack, with New York leading collections at 5.431 million. An AA A travel study shows North Carolina visitors spent 6.50 daily, averaging 3.5 days, with car trips dominating vacations and roadside concerns cited.
William C. Foster argues for heavy long term aid over arms for underdeveloped regions. He urges adding 500 million dollars annually to development funding and promoting grants over loans to raise living standards and reduce reliance on military force. He notes postwar aid limited but positive and stresses cooperative energy and development.
A reader describes finding an Arizona Hooded Oriole nest and argues picture windows and opposing reflections kill migrating song birds. The letter urges awareness, suggests drapes or blinds during migration, and proposes a national survey to save valuable songbirds.
The community valued Milton Silver 64 for his faith and civic generosity. Family, church, and hospital ties highlighted his life, with praise for his endurance during illness and his role as a driving operator in local businesses. Blood appeals and PT Council notes added context to local service and school support efforts.
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