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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1958
Page
4
A devotional note cites Romans 10 12 declaring there is no difference between Jew and Greek and that the same Lord is rich unto all who call on Him God favors all His children equally
A column argues Khrushchev uses a proposed United Nations summit on the Middle East as a trap to attack the West. It warns Western leaders must resist rushed talks, expose Soviet aggression, and mobilize world opinion to prevent renewed expansion and conflict.
Editorial notes Tito and Yugoslavia defy Kremlin pressure as Communist parties denounce him in East Berlin. It traces Yugoslavia's break from Moscow since 1948, the impact of Western aid, and Tito's steady push for economic decentralization and limited personal freedoms. Tito’s stance is portrayed as a potent threat to Soviet power in Eastern Europe.
Fragmentary text from a local newspaper notice referencing Associated Press reproduction rights and post office filing. It mentions High Point N C, carriers and distribution, and subscription terms with garbled trailing words.
George Sokolsky argues that new communication methods do not ensure understanding between nations or peoples. He critiques Soviet rhetoric, U S policy, and the idea of people’s democracy, noting the gulf between ideology and reality and the limited influence of supposed ruling circles.
A marble plaque at the State School for the Deaf Morganton marks the 1891 inscription North Carolina School for the Deaf and Dumb while an inlaid 1937 seal shows the 1775 date and three tobacco loaves. The budget section notes wisecracks about budget visits to state institutions.
William Copeland and Joe Eagles lead a tour through budget requests at Appalachian State Teachers College. A trio of Shelby figures Rev John Suttle Dr E B Lattimore and George Blanton Sr reflect on decades of public service and friendship as they ponder longevity and community life.
Textile Insurance Company directors meet next Thursday to decide if Charlotte should shift offices to the Queen City at a cost of no less than 50 000. High Point leaders and local furniture firms push to keep Textile in the area as competition from Charlotte grows. Local notes report Route 421’s new dual lane link and continued furniture industry strength, with regional business and civic events noted.
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