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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1957
Page
4
A brief devotional contrasts pride with humility citing Matthew 5 4 and asserts true heavenly rulership rests with childlike simplicity, contrasting worldly kingdoms as largely imaginative. The tone favors moral instruction and spiritual observation.
The General Assembly ends with a solid record despite failed reapportionment and partisan blocks. It overhauled the tax system, supported education, and granted Governor Hodges authority for government reorganization, while deferring some critical choices to late sessions.
Dozens of volunteers operate five city safety check lanes offering free inspections of brakes tires lights steering and other critical points. The program aims to reduce crashes by catching mechanical faults before they cause harm though the checks are voluntary and no sticker is required.
Editorial notes how a Defense State decision letting an Army Specialist be tried by a Japanese court for a fatal off duty act strengthens opponents of status-of-forces pacts. It recalls NATO and Bonn terms, past Senate votes, and shows limited foreign court trials of U S personnel.
The High Point Enterprise presents its masthead with editors, managers, and officials. D. A. Rawley is president and secretary treasurer, J O Beisesenseess is editor, and C W Patterson Jr is managing editor. Advertising director and circulation details are listed.
A reader from Randleman North Carolina thanks all who donated and helped during her husband Mr. Elliott’s illness. She recalls how the support aided strength and courage and expresses gratitude to the community and readers. The letter also includes opinions on jet flight efficiency and safe driving advocacy.
George Sokolski argues big city crime requires educated officers versed in law, accounting, languages, and sociology. He notes NYPD’s growing college presence, FBI Academy ties, and multilingual crime prevention while warning excessive legalism could impede arrests and erode police effectiveness.
Mississippi congressman Jamie Whitten confronts a CIA operative at a House subcommittee hearing over secrecy and named absence. The exchange ends with Whitten uncertain whether the nameless agent was ever identified and both parties remaining anonymous.
A memorial check to High Point Memorial Hospital from the African Violet Club supports the new Heart Center expansion. project progress includes July completion of the steel framework and planned early 1958 interior operation. details cover financing, city committees, local education talk, Duke standout Bill Peters in Tennessee, and memorial rooms at the YMCA.
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