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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1959
Page
4
The Twenty-Third Psalm offers comfort and inspiration, feeding the soul like a hearty meal. It encourages memory and recall as instant spiritual sustenance during distress and busy times.
Henderson council earmarks 44 408 to cover two weeks of National Guard strike duty raising the total to 156 095. Guard leader Boyd Payton's vacation sparked a local stir while authorities request extra manpower after violence at Harriet Henderson cotton mills. The 200 member task force has been reconfigured three times to reduce hardship for guardsmen.
The Guard ends its active role as Henderson and Vance County move to resume responsibility for peace and order. Local authorities will bear the burden of preventing strike violence and maintaining calm, while the state seeks to avoid taking sides in the dispute despite the costs.
Chief Justice Earl Warren angrily defends himself against a biography linking him to Richard Nixon. He told author Earl Mazo he dislikes being used to influence Nixon. The incident, tied to the 1950 California race, signals Warren’s reluctance to exit politics and hints at a potential Republican compromise candidate if Nixon and Rockefeller clash at the GOP convention.
An editorial note outlines a year and a half of efforts to improve US Soviet people to people ties amid persistent political gaps. It recalls exchanges since 1953, highlights Bolshoi Ballet and Moiseyev tours, and notes a 1958 two year exchange pact aims for 500 to 1700 specialists, with broad fields from agriculture to arts.
The article notes that 21 American graduate students studied in Moscow and Leningrad, 17 Soviet students attended five American universities, and similar exchanges will occur next year. It highlights tourist exchanges, high costs, reciprocal research efforts, and doubts about changing geopolitical tensions despite growing personal ties.
A teacherly columnist shares a high school senior's questions about why wealthy figures seek government roles. He cites Albert Schweitzer, Father Hubbard, Adenauer, and Hoover as examples of public service. The piece argues character and service surpass monetary gain, praising those who remain in service for non monetary reasons.
Editorial overview of the North Carolina ABC board friction since 1937, noting leadership turnover and criticisms of operations. Separately, a Business Trends brief reports state general fund tax receipts up 12 million with sales taxes driving most gains, individual income tax up modestly, and department store profits easing from 1957.
The Supreme Court shows a mixed record on civil liberties versus government power in key contempt cases involving communism investigations. It overturned Nelson in 1956, ruled against Uphaus and Barenblatt this year, and supported Watkins, with several decisions decided on technicalities or timing.
Memorial contributions to Presbyterian Home exceed $1,000 after William H. Sullivan Sr’s death. Friends like Rudy Spears recall Sullivan’s hospital conversation about equipment costs and vow to honor his memory through gifts and fulfilled dreams.
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