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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1958
Page
4
The Eternal God is thy refuge and remains a protector. The verse Deuteronomy 33 27 frames a message of divine shelter and safety witnessed in prior miraculous acts of protection for individuals.
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis seeks new virus and nervous system research areas beyond polio, while a merger with the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation faces opposition. Observers urge coordination over competition to avoid undermining health research goals and public trust.
Commerce report shows NC leads national trends with record industrial growth. New plant locations and expansions in six months total $111 million, nearly double last year. A Henderson packing plant will create 7 000 acres of cucumbers demand and 70 000 jobs added over four years to boost tax base and employment.
Editorial notes Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana arrives in Washington for a nearly two week stay amid East West maneuvering. He brands himself a nondenominational Christian and Marxist Socialist and aims to make Ghana a hub of African nationalist activity.
The report recalls Ghana's solidarity links shown at a Cairo gathering and the Bandung plan, with Israeli aid in Ghanaian projects including control of a shipping line stake and the Ghana Merchant Marine Academy. It notes concerns of Friends of Ghana over detentions, while observers praise Nkrumah’s democratic schooling and links to Britain. Ghana asks for US troops to withdraw from Lebanon with UN replacement plans.
Published over Afternoon and Sunday Morning By Mail 15 Dollars By Carrier 18 Per Year The Associated Press distributes local news and AP dispatches Entered as second class matter at the High Point Post Office Independent contractors supply carriers and The High Point Enterprise is not responsible for advance payments Home delivery rate inquiries to local carrier National Advertising representatives Ward Griffith Company
Peter Edson argues Iraq's oil wealth masks a corrupt core and points to a broader struggle in the Middle East. He links Saudi Arabia and Egypt to ambitious economic and political moves, warning that control of oil and the Suez Canal could widen tensions and affect Europe.
Observers see Robert Scott as a rising political figure in North Carolina with influence from the late Kerr Scott. Questions linger over leadership of the Scott faction and potential Senate and Governor race prospects including Terry Sanford Alton Lennon and Governor Hodges. Developments hinge on General Assembly actions and world events shaping taxation and state policy.
Notes on The News explains a coming showdown for the House speakership between Addison Hewlett and Carl Venters and for Senate pro tem between C. V. Henkel and Robert F. Morgan. Governor Hodges neutrality hides political pressure as committees, rules, and succession lines hinge on the votes.
Guest columnist Michael Austin describes a week in Sweden with his mother and brother. He paints vivid scenes of Stockholm and rural towns, notes language barriers and high prices for milk cheese and fruit, and details a wedding at Lake Silsan and Swedish festival customs. He observes friendly Danes are contrasted with more reserved Swedes and describes local transport, food, and colorful traditional dress.
Mandy argues taxes fund jobs and growth but warns high levies act like a slow poison. He compares surface stability with internal rot and cautions Congress that taxation shifts power toward a distant bureaucracy. He calls for urgent action to curb tax burdens and prevent socialist erosion.
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