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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1957
Page
4
A Bible thought reflects Isaiah 40 11 promising renewed strength for believers. A reminiscence recalls Army and Navy Commission directors in the Hudson Valley finding rest and restoration through a church service during demanding duties.
Guilford County leaders push for a constructive approach to health issues. The High Point board revisits mental health clinic plans, reviews staff claims, and questions Dr. Ellinwood’s administration while seeking broader county participation and cost effectiveness. Parking improvements at the 65th semi annual Furniture and Rug Market reassure visitors and support local business.
U S Health officials push preemptive planning for Far Eastern influenza with Public Health Service leadership and cooperation from AMA, state and local health authorities and the World Health Organization. They describe Asiatic Flu as a respiratory illness with variable severity and note trends in mortality and spread.
Army doctors first obtained Asiatic flu strains from Hong Kong patients and developed a serum at Walter Reed. Six U. S. manufacturers prepared vaccines to be tested at NIH. If successful, production could begin in weeks using fertile hen eggs, not monkeys. The serum is preventive, not curative, and immunity lasts a season with annual boosters.
Editorial notes that the fourth annual national civil defense drill begins Friday in mid June. It highlights low publicity, congressional budget cuts to 39.3 million, and a shift away from public relocations while federal plans seek broader state local funding and updated authority.
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North Carolina's 1957 59 Highway Department budget at 143 million tops prior totals but leaves scant unspent funds for construction and maintenance. Nearly 136 million comes from federal sources with 94 million earmarked for interstates, while 82 million funds non road programs.
Notes on The News discuss public unease about locating and improving secondary roads with Highway Commission plans for August. The Hyde County School case centers on pupil assignments to Swan Quarter and state funding rules, with the State Board of Education stating its role is only to provide teachers, not approve consolidation.
Dr You Chang Yang, Korea's U S ambassador, visits leaders in Britain the Netherlands France and Italy while the United Nations arms buildup in Korea intensifies. He recounts talks with Queen Elizabeth Queen Juliana and Pope Pius XII and notes plans to visit Korea and discuss farming with the Pope. The interview hints at broader Allied support for Korea as the arms/politics crisis unfolds.
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