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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1959
Page
4
The message cites Isaiah 6 5 to urge self examination and personal reform through Bible study church attendance and guidance from religious leaders and lay members. It promotes starting with the Church and Sunday School as a path to better living.
The stalled steel contract talks threaten a 500,000 worker walkout as both sides refuse further sessions. The piece argues a presidential fact finding board is needed to prevent inflation and protect public welfare, urging timely government intervention.
The Virginia primary draws national attention as voters weigh Gov. Almond’s freedom of choice plan and entrenched segregationist vs moderates in races. Armistead Boothe and Edward Breeden Jr. fuse debates over integration limits and public education while Georgia's Ellis Arnold hints at a comeback. The results could signal token integration prospects for the Deep South.
The piece notes existing steel labor management contracts extended two weeks expire Tuesday. It discusses moral suasion as the current federal approach, Eisenhower’s preference for voluntary bargaining, and limited use of Taft Hartley provisions. It compares Truman’s broader emergency use with Eisenhower’s restraint and outlines the emergency board process and last offer ballots.
George Sokolsky argues that a circulated table misrepresents Supreme Court decisions on communism. He cautions against oversimplified labels Pro Red or Anti Red and urges nuanced understanding of civil rights versus security during the Cold War.
A state commerce and industry division review to the C D board notes 1958 59 payroll up 60 percent and employment up 56 percent with $247 371 million in new plant investment and 28 512 workers. Since Jan 1 1959 nearly five million dollars in new plant investment and 5 664 new jobs. The piece argues for both large plants from giants and a strong base of small independent firms, emphasizing capital and labor partnership and rising investment per job with automation.
Hal Cochran surveys light, humorous and regional observations while detailing North Carolina vacation traffic. He notes growing park attendance and travel spending as July to October peak season approaches, with state stores collecting hotel and meal taxes on visitors and a mix of resident and nonresident parkgoers.
Randolph County reports Judith Lynn Klipfel, newly arrived from Milwaukee with her parents, aims for Atlantic City to win Miss America. Local supporters send best wishes as she represents Tar Heel beauty. Also noted: steel terminal expansion bid at Winston-Salem airport and reflections on a steel industry ripple effect on local business.
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