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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1958
Page
4
A Bible Thought for Today reflects on faithful conduct seen by many witnesses and the command to love God with all heart mind and strength. It compares the prodigal son’s reception to divine forgiveness after friends desert him.
An analysis argues that Cambodia and South Vietnam clash with competing claims of invasion. The piece notes US support for South Vietnam and warns misreading foreign provocations could harm American interests and credibility. It also links domestic political crises in Cambodia to foreign blame games.
The piece notes that Russians face stories of influence and favoritism in addition to Americans, highlighting the challenge in a society that sells itself as virtuous yet grapples with corruption and power dynamics.
Anxious after a wave of police corruption cases three officers face extortion and theft charges as safes at headquarters are robbed. Concurrently Soviet soccer star Streltsov, once adored, sits in jail amid a web of influence peddling by factory directors seeking favors.
Editorial argues medicine saves lives and boosts longevity but may worsen social burdens and genetic risks. It notes vaccines and antibiotics reduce infectious disease while DDT and wonder drugs pose side effects. Global population could rise to 7 billion by 2000, prompting birth control policies in highly populated nations.
Notices describe subscription rates and delivery terms for the High Point Enterprise. It lists prices of fifteen dollars for afternoon and Sunday morning editions, eighteen dollars yearly by carrier, credits Associated Press rights, and disclaimers about independent contractors and payment responsibility.
Joseph E. Bachelder's report for Industrial Advertising Research Institute summarizes a White House survey from the 1956 campaign. It shows most statements about Eisenhower first term were not recognized as true by voters. Insights discuss voter motivation: candidate ability, personality, issues, and party loyalty.
Charles Pearson surveys North Carolina’s varied landscapes and people from the Ginger Cake Acres development. He notes salvaged logs homes, angular modern tech, and publicity stunts, then contrasts coast and mountains with warm hospitality, lush scenery, and diverse climate and culture.
AP analyst notes Bernard Goldfine may struggle to answer questions as he testifies on his gifts to Sherman Adams and ties to the FTC. The case raises whether deductions or gifts amount to favors or investments, affecting Eisenhower's aide and Adams' fate amid political pressure.
High Point could lose Textile Insurance Company to Charlotte after preliminary talks on a move. Textile has operated ten years here with 62 local employees and assets over two million dollars. President James G. Cage says a decision will come in a couple of weeks, with neutral stance and assurances for key personnel if moved. Visitors praised the new airport terminal in High Point Greensboro area, noting self service baggage, telephones, Schoonbeck chairs, and a popular Airport Restaurant.
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