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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1957
Page
4
The ancient wisdom of Job 2 25 warns that what we greatly fear may come to pass. Fear is linked to inviting negative outcomes and should be tempered by faith and prudence.
London based columnist Joseph Alsop analyzes disarmament talks noting Russia seeks an end to nuclear testing to limit a growing nuclear club. He cites U S and Russian proximity on halting tests as hopeful, though broader disarmament remains contested. Churchill’s view echoes that stalemate might prevent war.
The State Board of Medical Examiners voted not to renew special licenses for about 30 foreign trained doctors working in North Carolina institutions since World War II. They served in four mental hospitals and three tuberculosis sanatoria during a staffing crunch, but the board says limited licenses produced substandard care and must end to ensure safer patient treatment.
Under a state law their vehicles are impounded pending trial on charges of arranging a race and speeding and careless driving. If guilty on racing, the sheriff must seize the car after liens go to the county school fund. Strong steps to curb highway racing are urged to protect all road users.
The London disarmament talks run informally, producing piecemeal U S proposals. Stassen counters Zorin and presses for a genuine Soviet plan acceptable to the Western powers. The UN group seeks a private path to a postwar disarmament settlement with phased reductions and a ban on nuclear tests.
Published daily and on Sundays by High Point Prise Inc with staff listed including RAWLEY president TERRY secretary treasurer McPHERSON editor Brown managing editor Patterson advertising director Loftin circulation manager and postal details under act of March 3 1879.
An analysis argues the Status of Forces Treaty is mischaracterized as reciprocal with Japan and clarifies an Administrative Agreement. It lists ten rights soldiers may lose under such accords, stressing constitutional protections and the Founding Fathers’ intent to limit government power.
A columnist muses on opportunity around Capitol Square and outlines North Carolina’s diverse growth path. The piece highlights tourism, fishing, farming, and small-scale industries, plus the new North Carolina Business Development Corporation financing diverse ventures to spur statewide progress.
Mecklenburg's Charlotte extends its area by 91 square miles, boosting the population outlook to around 200000 for the 1960 census. Officials praise the growth, noting civic expansion as a model for other cities while predicting continued suburban incorporation and faster development ahead.
Local gas stations in Kannapolis engage in a price war with fuel as low as 16.9 to 23.9 cents per gallon. Tax takes a large share, leaving little profit for producers and retailers and prompting calls for price checks to benefit the public. Capus Waynick’s adjutant general appointment draws mixed opinions among state brass, while Carolina United pushes stronger United Funds campaigns across the Carolinas with plans for broader coordination and notable local events. High Point launches a robust campaign as part of the statewide effort.
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