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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
4
A devotional note reflects Psalm 122 verse 1 about going to the house of the Lord. It expresses that visiting the church should be a joyful experience and uplifting for believers.
The piece urges Sherman Adams to clear his name before a House sub committee over ties with Bernard Goldfine and related favors. It notes Adams must show personal relations did not affect official actions and warns resignation may follow if he cannot satisfy inquiries and restore trust.
The piece argues Cyrus Eaton, an American capitalist, champions warmer Soviet relations while sometimes making intemperate claims. It questions his understanding of Nazi and Soviet era security forces, compares Khrushchev and Kaiser rhetoric, and notes the FBI protects his right to express views. It concludes Eaton may be blind to limits of freedom.
The piece surveys the rock and roll controversy in American culture noting opposing camps from ardent supporters to detractors. It argues the dialectic fuels enduring interest, likening critics to Hydra and concluding rock and roll will die only of its own accord if ignored.
Tom English hosted a steak dinner marking the 20th anniversary of English Motor Company. The event honored employees with a plaque for leadership. The column recalls Ford dealership history from 1916 through postwar changes, family ties, and local automotive industry trends.
Analysis argues Dulles stance signals no policy shift toward East Germany. It recalls long U S talks with Communist China and Bonn’s 1955 NATO sovereignty, notes Soviet claims over air space, visas, and the Rapacki plan, and cites Berlin uprisings and troop movements shaping Western nonrecognition.
The public school system launches a fall program creating 18 approved area technical vocational centers funded by a half million dollars. Centers will operate under local units with state supervision, serving 19 to 25 year olds and addressing local industry needs with adaptable curricula and rotating specialized courses.
Published every afternoon and Sunday morning in High Point North Carolina the High Point Enterprise lists staff and office details including secretary treasurer and business manager. Subscription rates are ten dollars and eighteen dollars per year by mail and carrier respectively.
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