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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1957
Page
4
A daily devotional note quoting John 14 1 urging belief in God and in Jesus Christ who showed what God is like through his life and death.
Dr. Gordon W. Blackwell, becoming chancellor of Woman's College Greensboro, linked a forecast of a regional revolution to a 12 county Industrial Crescent centered on Guilford. He urged local governments to cooperate on water traffic and growth, noting Ford Foundation studies could aid adjustment as industry expands and demands forward thinking.
The passage discusses Hodges facing possible clashes with rival figures as speculation grows about his political future. It notes doubts over Hodges and Scott entering conflict and hints at an uncertain path ahead amid ongoing political maneuvering.
The piece argues Governor Hodges may pursue national roles in 1960 while prioritizing North Carolina reform. It criticizes Ike's coattails politics, suggests some senators risk losing support, and portrays Hodges as focused on public service and state progress with future cabinet or diplomatic prospects possible.
Editorial notes that drunken driving remains a major traffic offense with evidence evolving from officer signs to scientific tests. It discusses Uniform Vehicle Code thresholds, implied consent proposals for Washington DC, and potential Supreme Court support for compulsory testing in fatal accidents.
The High Point Enterprise prints an editorial masthead listing its address at 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and naming officers President URS R B TERRY and Secretary Treasurer.
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The article critiques Eisenhower's budget proposal of about four billion dollars for this year and next as peace insurance against Soviet threats. It notes past diplomacy, the Khr noncooperation in Hungary, and public distrust of Soviet dealings, questioning whether a higher defense spend is the path to security and peace.
Lynn Nisbet surveys politics in North Carolina as the 1957 General Assembly winds down. Viewpoints focus on Hodges Scott and other hopefuls for the 1960 Senate race, with Hodges campaigning while denying a bid and Kerr Scott seeking another term. The piece notes precedent and past moves by Hoey Umstead Graham and Reynolds, setting the stage for a high stakes, factioned Senate contest.
The Furniture Factories Marketing Association declines to act on a national confab to re appraise furniture marketing dates. Meanwhile the National Retail Dry Goods Association seeks to mediate to unite northern and southern manufacturers and sponsors a meeting if possible. The South fixes October 19 25 1957 and April 19 25 1958 and Oct 25 31 1958 as market dates.
In a breezy column the writer catalogs odds and ends from consumer ads to jokes and quick observations. It notes a cigarette cost claim for wall to wall carpets, a Texas tall cigarette demand, farm piglets, two color typewriters, a sweater factory joke, and musings on politics and journalism.
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