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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1959
Page
4
A meditation urges living without fear of the final call, stressing orderly business and prepared affairs. It emphasizes acceptance of Christ as Saviour and facing judgment with faith, noting Proverbs 27:1 on tomorrow.
This Week magazine polled national goals for the next decade, showing Americans most worried by dollar shrinkage and inflation and seeking higher moral, religious, intellectual, and physical standards. The top aim is more honesty and confidence in the future, with goals listed such as controlling inflation and raising standards.
The Federal Reserve Bank is privately owned by U S banks and profits fund the federal treasury after reserves and stockholder dividends. Officials back tight credit to curb inflation, drawing lines between administration support and Treasury financing needs as discussions grow on easing policy.
Editorial notes three live virus polio vaccines including Sabin’s oral vaccine used in Russia, capable of mass immunization at far lower cost and possibly longer immunity. U.S. health officials await safety reviews and consider block-by-block campaigns with the Salk vaccine while polio cases rise.
The notice identifies staff members D A Rawley Mrs R B Terry Holt as secretary treasurer and editor, with Ward Griffith Company named as national advertising representatives.
George Sokolsky argues Title 1 of the Federal Housing Law spurs private investment into slum clearance in New York City. He lauds Robert Moses and Thomas J. Shanahan while questioning conflict of interest concerns around figures like David Rockefeller and bank involvement. He defends using private capital and public-private schemes to revitalize blighted areas.
Lynn Nisbet notes rumbles of vigorous political activity across North Carolina. Senators Jordan and Hodges face uncertain paths, while Governor contenders Sanford Larkins and Hewlett emerge with significant support. Party elders look beyond the current race as hinterland murmurs grow.
Hal Cochran jokes that people bitten by mosquitoes crave window screens and compares modern art to the obscurity of the far side of the moon. The lightcolumn quip blends irritations of daily life with a sly take on contemporary art.
Political strategists weigh long term shifts in North Carolina representation after the 1960 census. They note congressional districts cluster around incumbents and fear loss of 12 seats, considering potential governor hopefuls and the impact of east west district rotation on future leadership.
International interest surrounds Mikoyan Kozlov and Nixon Moscow visits. Despite outreach, analyst argues no meaningful shift in U S Soviet relations due to deep mutual distrust and strategic aims. State Department reiterates no rush to expand trade. Berlin tensions persist. missiles grow on both sides.
The High Point Parking Corporation opened lots three and four easing showroom overload. Willowbrook lot filled quickly then cooled with new demand. Lot Four in English street shows slower use though well paved. Free parking ticket validation in uptown stores could boost use. Plans aim to extend it. Trade and values rise with parking, credits to Arnold Aranson and others. Invitations issued for Guilford farm tour. Bill Petree Jr pursues Naval Academy appointment with sponsor Carl Durham. Rotary head Harold T. Thomas hopes to visit. Emerywood Club surveys for clubhouse design. High Point College notes alumni chemists lead furniture finish science and advocates endowed chair. Jake Harris shines at Soviet Exposition studies. A joke closes with a hotel lobby wolf and a married woman.
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