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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1959
Page
4
A brief reflection on Jesus Christ reminding disciples that earthly riches fade while his words endure. The passage cites Matthew 24 35 and urges followers to seek treasure in heaven rather than in material wealth, emphasizing spiritual truth over worldly gain.
A U S News analysis says the steel strike will be long due to basic issues. It notes potential temporary interruption if defense needs spike and cites Eisenhower's cautious stance. The piece frames the dispute as a public jury on wage and price inflation and calls for statesmanship to reach a non inflationary settlement.
The dialogue between Gov. Soapy Williams and Soviet envoy Frol Kozlov unfolds as they debate self-determination for Central and Eastern Europe. Williams cites German and Polish events while Kozlov defends Soviet actions, ending with both sides accusing propaganda and the ambassador challenging the governor.
Price cut prize of 10 000 pounds offered by British inventor Harry Ferguson at a House of Commons luncheon aims to boost living standards and Britain's economic strength by reducing prices. The plan urges American firms to compete by cutting costs to meet world market pressure, forecasting inflationary risks if production remains costly.
Five years after the Geneva war end and the 1954 armistice, South Viet Nam faces renewed terror as North Vietnamese agents cross borders ahead of Aug 30 elections. U S aid totals over 1.06 billion dollars through 1959, with development aid outweighing military aid. France’s Algeria problem and Dien Bien Phu’s fall signal fading Western influence in Southeast Asia, while Diem’s republic gains U S backing despite Geneva limits.
A summary of North Carolina editors views from the N C Press Association on the Hodges administration. They favor continuing basic development policies while noting concerns about tax measures bonds and needed reforms. The piece discusses past governors and potential future leadership in a cautious, pragmatic tone.
High Point College conferred an honorary Doctor of Divinity on British visitor Dr Dennis H Cooke as president elect Dr Wendell M Patton begins duties. The piece praises Dr Arthur R Ankers of Wolverhampton for ministry, education work, and WWII RAF service. It notes Ankers’ summer visit with Dr C C Herbert Jr and ties to Billy Graham. It mentions Rotary, radio sermons, and upcoming Executives Club program with Senator Gale McGee on October 19. Central Savings opens its new quarters with public open house 7 to 9 p m Wednesday.
Vice President Nixon travels to the Soviet Union to meet Premier Khrushchev in Geneva style talks on Berlin atomic testing and trade. Analysts say progress hinges on Khrushchev's concessions, while Eisenhower demands safeguards before any summit. Nixon's visit could yield little beyond a cordial greeting if Khrushchev remains unyielding.
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