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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1958
Page
4
A sermonette style note urges keeping the heart with diligence as Proverbs 4 23 states that the issues of life flow from it. The reflection praises ending the day without ill will and emphasizes inner peace.
President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles advocate Geneva talks to end nuclear testing with safeguards covering China Australia and the Sahara. Dulles warns against loopholes and Kremlin misuse, urging open verification and no sneaky tests to ensure a real ban.
The piece argues that postwar global upheaval is a revolution across politics society and economy. It analyzes de Gaulle's Algeria coup influence on France's parliamentary system and outlines five external pressures from Right Left military NATO and Soviet Russia shaping France's six month crisis and potential stages of revolution.
Southern Railway asks the Interstate Commerce Commission to cut freight charges for southern steam coal to Duke and others. The plan promises about 70 cents per ton savings on large shipments, plus 45 cents on smaller lots, potentially lowering electricity costs and supporting coal mines and jobs while competing with oil and natural gas. Approval hinges on ICC review and objections from rival railroads.
Editorial notes a U S recession in country club sports as Wightman Cup ties open at Wimbledon. It highlights Althea Gibson as a key figure and lists the U S lineup with Doroth y Knode Karol Fageros Mimi Arnold. It also mentions rivals Britain and the broader decline in U S superiority in golf, tennis, and Olympic play.
The High Point Enterprise publishes morning and Sunday editions from 305 North Main Street High Point North Carolina with D A Rawley as president and Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer The paper notes a national AP partnership and standard home delivery rates with independent distributors handling subscriptions.
Leaders in the furniture trade forecast a strong 1958 with steady demand and higher sales as summer markets run July 7-12 in the South and concurrent shows in High Point and New York. Executives from Chicago to Atlanta project robust prices, aggressive merchandising, and improved consumer purchases into year end.
The Travel Council of North Carolina at its summer session in Morehead City urged expanded use of the Inland Waterway and coastwise lanes to draw tourists. It noted saltwater fishing and inland lakes as growth areas while acknowledging conflicts with power, waste disposal, and mosquito control requiring interagency cooperation.
Notes on The News discusses cooperation among state agencies to promote travel, tourism, and industrial safety. It highlights past conflicts between Agriculture, State College, health, industrial commission, and labor, and praises a 10 point Travel Council program favoring coordinated support over direct lobbying.
This piece surveys Mexico’s 1910 1940s reforms and later pivot to invite foreign investment. It notes Lopez Mateos campaign promises expanding education and voting rights for women and highlights ongoing one party rule illiteracy and cautious democracy amid Latin American tensions with the United States.
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