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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
4
A northern Bible thought notes that the Sabbath was rested and cites Luke 23 56 while arguing the Genesis creation day may mean a long period not bound to 24 hours. It emphasizes that God created the world and assigns no accident to its existence.
A House subcommittee hearing on Bernard Goldfine and his counsel's strategy dominated by a polished script, with critics urging focus on facts over theatrics. The session highlighted alleged links to Sherman Adams and Roger Robb while presses call for transparent inquiry into any collusion affecting government oversight and Goldfine's business interests.
The piece argues Khrushchev should have pursued comedy instead of Soviet leadership. It portrays him as a frustrated misfit who uses misrepresentation and humor in public life while acknowledging his ruthless tenure and the impact on rivals Malenkov Bulganin and Suslov.
Editorial notes that July 2 1776 marked the Second Continental Congress vote for independence. It explains the June 7 Lee resolution, the July 1 delay for instructions, and the July 4 declaration defending the July 2 action. It also cites Jefferson, Franklin and others chosen to draft the declaration.
In 1776 John Adams stood out as a practical voice amid Dickinson and Jefferson as the Declaration took shape. Delegates shifted from limited support to independence as Caesar Rodney arrived, Delaware changed its stance, and New York abstained. The debate on July 4 was lengthy and heated, with South Carolina pressed to drop Jefferson's anti slave trade lines. The Declaration drew on Locke, outlining a social compact and a king’s breach, with interlined drafts and a clean parchment copy ordered. John Hancock chaired the Congress and signed, with many later signatures added on August 2.
Analysis from Moscow notes a tougher second generation of Communist leaders. Russia pursues cash grain sales and seeks U.S. loans while pressing for world acceptance of Communist solutions in disputes. Warnings surface about ambitions for dominance despite cultural gestures.
The budget advisory commission touring state facilities examined needs at State College and Raleigh schools for the blind and deaf, noting long standing requests and questioning the 300 acre farm at the colored school. Absentees included two senators. Governor Hodges joined the team, a first in 14 years.
Michael Jr. supports State College as Carey Bostian outlines how changing world economy affects land grant colleges. Laboring over classrooms and dorms, the campus emphasizes research with half the buildings devoted to it and a growing engineering and science focus that widens use of farm and forest products.
Mount Airy residents cheer Andy Griffith during his personal appearance promoting the new film No Time for Sergeants. The feature follows his Broadway success and parodies army life, drawing praise for Griffith's continuing rise in entertainment.
AP News Analyst James Marlow reports that East Germany demands U S recognition in exchange for nine American prisoners. Dulles calls the move blackmail and the United States remains committed to not recognizing East Germany as a sovereign state. The issue echoes prior cases with China and form a test of Cold War diplomacy.
The statement identifies Tom as the judge Dick as the policeman and Harry as the fireman. It assigns roles to three individuals in a crime or riddle context.
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