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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1957
Page
4
A Bible thought notes Psalm 23 5 and James 4 14 on life and perspective. It contrasts a worm making a living with a man making a life and invites reflection.
The proposal to amend the TVA Act prompts questions on public control and private power. Critics warn new bills would create budget unfunded federal obligations and allow TVA to extend its market area while fixing rates beyond FPC oversight. They urge a rigorous review of potential socialistic excesses and democratic risks.
The editorial urges keeping John Kasper and his segregationist influence out of North Carolina. It condemns his past actions in Clinton Tennessee and warns any invitation to High Point or other cities should be refused. The piece calls for lawful, peaceful responses and for locals to welcome decency over extremist rhetoric.
FBI official Bob Stevenson cites rising youth crime as 40 percent of all offenses, urging collective action to curb delinquency. Communities adopt constructive efforts to salvage youth and prevent a growing “era of crime.”
The piece blames President Eisenhower for the failure of a 1.5 billion dollar federal school aid bill. It argues his silent stance and mixed signals hurt support, noting Republican defections and delayed stand, which critics say increased local and state burdens and sowed public confusion.
All carriers dealers and distributors are independent contractors and the High Point Enterprise is not responsible for any advances or commitments made by them or their representatives or home delivery rate contact or local carrier National Advertising representatives Ward Griffin Company.
The preacher urges balance of labor and refreshment citing Mark 6 31 and examples from Luther Calvin Beecher and Beecher and presidents. He warns against letting vacation turn to idleness and stresses daily communion with God while enjoying rest and hobbies to restore body and soul.
George Dixon discusses the origin of filibusters from Caesar to the Continental Congress and jokes about three newborn whooping cranes born in Ottawa unable to join U S Senators due to age and nationality while noting the Senate’s long history of debate and a gag about Senate insults.
The Salisbury cross burn is condemned while John Kasper vows to organize white citizens councils in North Carolina. The piece cites Greensboro Winston-Salem and Charlotte school integrations as a cautious but real step forward amid tensions. It warns Kasper's influence echoes Clinton Tennessee and urges vigilance to keep violence at bay.
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