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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1959
Page
4
A meditation on controlling speech and avoiding judgment. The piece reflects Psalm 141 3 and cautions against premature verdicts before hearing all evidence, noting that inner thoughts shape outward behavior and ethics.
Senate Democratic leader Johnson declares no single party owns righteousness and warns against fear, sabotage, and partisan obstruction in Congress. The column notes both parties show similar vulnerabilities to political fear, defending constructive governance amid interparty protests and national security debates.
The Thomasville Board of Education is urged to abandon secret executive sessions and avoid masking public budget talks behind closed doors. The writer condemns holding private discussions while presenting only favorable details at regular meetings, calling for genuine openness and public trust.
Editorial notes that American industry has grown post recession yet unemployment remains high due to lag in hiring and rising productivity. Automation, including continuous flow, cut and fit production, and office data systems, is accelerating and may hit blue collar workers hardest as machines increasingly run tasks previously done by humans.
In a broad analysis, officials note automation will reduce semi skilled workers while boosting white collar and professional roles. Computers and machines replace clerical tasks, with fewer than 2,000 systems in use now and more shrinkage ahead. Retraining and gradual automation are urged to ease worker hardship.
In a bold urban vision, Robert Moses and supporters plan the Lincoln Square Project to reclaim New York’s cultural heart. The plan combines Metropolitan Opera, Philharmonic, Juilliard, and other arts institutions into a landscaped complex free from traffic, funded by public and private money, with a goal to transform the city into a world cultural capital.
The article links Louisiana Governor Earl Long’s incapacity with North Carolina’s proposed constitutional revisions for gubernatorial succession. It compares historic cases from Wilson and Umstead, notes lack of clear mechanisms for incapacity, and discusses division of authority during labor strikes in Henderson amid nationwide union influence and industrial anxiety. Every severed head of the Hydra suggests new troubles in governance and law enforcement.
City officials pursue a present 1.20 tax rate while outside-area services rise post January and rely on future grants. City Manager Hinson targets about 50 000 more for the civic center atop 578 000 on hand, with bids after July 1 and construction over 12 months. Dr Francisco Avelar Maia De Loureiro visits as Angola acting governor observer. Jaycees host a teen Road E O. Methodist conference reports show church expansions. American Business Club eyes national HQ in High Point. Cedar Lodge Farm subdivision sale looms for ex Congressman Lambeth. Emerywood Country Club plans advance with Freeman Froelich team. late-night fishing call links to Gov Hodges and Luther Hodges fundraising trip.
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