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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1959
Page
4
The meditation reflects on God’s manifold works and the all embracing spirit that fills the world like waves from a broadcasting station. It urges tuning in to this divine energy and notes that truth endures despite human denial, with power arriving through Christ.
In Raleigh the House backs payroll tax withholding as a path to state funding without new taxes. As the 1959 session nears closure next week, leaders confront last minute measures that could shape highway safety and tax policy while balancing broader state needs.
Roy Culler funeral note chronicles a life of building and service. He founded National Upholst Company and led major local projects including Masonic and church buildings, a YMCA dormitory in Korea, and an $80 000 donation to Thomasville Orphanage. He traveled widely with Mrs. Culler and supported missions.
Editorial notes Rockefeller attends Capitol Hill Club stag dinner amid speculation he is a GOP presidential contender. It recalls his New Hampshire primary considerations, past campaign signals, and the Oregon law forcing ballot listing of announced or generally advocated candidates by next May.
George Sokolosky critiques how partisanship fades in Washington until the Lewis Strauss confirmation. He cites 1128 pages of hearings, notes Senator Anderson’s attacks, and highlights guilt by association as liberals implicate Strauss via past Kuhn Loeb ties and mining stocks.
The South Carolina Legislature supports study commissions to gather and codify information for bills, with 39 groups authorized. Unlike North Carolina, SC appoints and delegates members from the Legislature who report to the next session, keeping control centralized in the General Assembly. The governor has veto power but less direct influence on study findings in SC, while NC commissions operate with executive appointment and reporting to the governor. The scene in the chamber grew hectic as members sought support for pet bills and status updates amid budget focus.
Report notes love feasts priced from 10 to 25 dollars funded by lawmakers and supporters. One worker complained of no pay for that day's labor while many felt buoyed by windfall travel expense checks since February legislative sessions began.
MAC Panel directors declare a 50 percent dividend and a ten for one stock split, Adams-Millis benefits as principal owner and is seen rising. J N Rawleigh pays a five percent stock dividend as its Piedmont Service expands. Rotary leader changes and YMCA honors cue local business and civic leaders. An Oklahoma court shortens a native’s name to Toots.
AAP report outlines how retired generals land high paying roles in defense firms. It cites a congressional Hebert subcommittee probe into post retirement appointments and the Convair case where General John Narney joined as president after retirement. The inquiry probes telephone calls and contacts used to secure jobs with firms selling to Uncle Sam. Floyd B. Odlum of Convair is named in the San Diego recruitment tale.
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