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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1959
Page
4
Editorial condemns Eisenhower for growing debt and rising interest costs. It argues administration spending fuels inflationary pressure and that higher bond rates could shift private investment away from banks, reducing debt load while noting a rare call to use any surplus to cut the debt.
Raymond Burr, star of Perry Mason, will headline the North Carolina Bar Association banquet in Blowing Rock. More than 800 lawyers and guests are expected as Burr discusses Lawyers in the Public View amid a convention run June 12 to 15.
At the fiftieth annual meeting of the New York Conference of Mayors, officials were urged to take final responsibility for boosting local business. Henderson was cited as an example where public policy must improve the climate to create jobs. Counties and cities were urged to cut harassing laws, fix taxes, boost coal services, and ease traffic bottlenecks to foster growth.
An editorial links President Eisenhower's stance against socialized medicine with his push to doctors to curb medical costs to fight inflation. It cites rising living costs since 1939 and argues doctors' fees must decline as part of a balanced budget, urging doctors and the public to heed his diagnosis.
A Birmingham sermon contrasts two leaders: Christ with a towel and Caesar with force. It argues enduring power comes from humility, mercy, sacrifice, and love, citing Brother Bryan as a model. Christ’s methods, not war, shape humanity’s future with patience and benevolence.
A reader praises Prince Edward County policy on school separation and criticizes forced integration. Other letters argue education is a white financed privilege and urge limited press access to shape American life, with requests for newspaper subscriptions.
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