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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
4
Return to thy home and show how great things God hath done unto thee. Luke 8 39. He at the door and knocks but will not dwell with unclean spirits. We must cast out unclean thoughts and deeds to witness the great things God hath done for us.
The June meeting of the Womens Christian Association delegates and Negro branch representatives celebrated the campaign to fund a new Carl Chavis YMCA and Mary McBethune YWCA facility. J. E. Millis led the drive, praised as a major civic investment fostering racial understanding and unity. Less than $5,000 remains to finish the fund.
An analysis notes the Supreme Court shapes civil rights and liberties as Congress lags. It cites Warren and justices like Brennan and Whitaker, asserting the court writes de facto law by expanding protections and challenging prosecutions, including Smith Act cases against Communists.
A three cent stamp honoring the teachers of America will be issued July 1 by the U S Post Office Department to mark the National Education Associations 100th anniversary. The stamp features a teacher with two children and will be sold first at the NEA convention in Philadelphia with nationwide release the next day.
Editorial notes explosive growth in underdeveloped countries strains efforts to raise living standards. It advocates outside funds and public private investment, cites potential sources like the International Bank and Ex-Im Bank, and highlights birth control campaigns in Japan China and Egypt as pivotal tools.
Published Every Afternoon and Sunday Morning High Point Enterprise lists staff roles and mailing rates. Includes president D A Rawley and secretary-treasurer Mrs R B Terry with editors and managers, noting a 12 month mail rate of 15 dollars and carrier rate of 18 dollars per year.
George Sokolski argues that Justice Brennan's ruling on access to police files endangers enforcement efforts by exposing confidential data. He cites the Vic Riesel case and Jencks precedent to warn that open files could aid criminals and allow lawyers to pressure witnesses and blackmail informants. He calls for protecting investigative data and opposing broad disclosure.
Lynn Nisbet surveys the Legislature’s education budget focusing on school funding. The push for higher teacher salaries sparked fierce debates, with a final plan offering 15 percent raise for nine months and 16.09 percent if revenue allows. Additional funds supported libraries museums historic sites and school transport, and the bill extends bus and intracity transport for students in certain areas.
Notes on the News describe 1957 educational legislation expanding county city rule over school buses buildings and grounds for nonclassroom use creating regional vocational schools and uniform community college policy. It highlights revenue bonds for dorms and a notable lack of segregation references, unlike prior sessions.
The YMCA and YWCA, with Carl Chavis and Mary Mc Leod Bethune branches, honor J Ed Millis as the drive nears its $100000 goal for a new Negro branch building. Anonymous donor pledges $25000 on reaching $75000. Robbins Tilden, G E Hutchens, Pat Brown pledge funds. Jaycees and local leaders outline continued fundraising and building plans.
A collection of quotes from figures including Hillip C Wallwork Stephen P Kennedy W Sprutlle Braden Theodore Green Sir Anthony Eden David Ben-Gurion Moshe Leshem and Euologio Balao covering safety, crime, communists, politics and defense strategies. The statements span U S Israel Egypt Argentina and the Philippines.
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