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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1957
Page
4
The message urges walking by faith not sight citing 2 Corinthians 5 7 and emphasizes hope and improvement through belief. It reflects on transformative promises and a call to spiritual focus beyond material concerns.
President proposes a joint task force to identify functions and funding states can assume, with revenue adjustments to enable state duties. He cites slum clearance and disaster relief as examples and warns the pendulum is swinging from state to federal power.
The piece argues Rep Cellar of New York targets baseball to gain publicity, challenging the Reserve Clause. It defends the clause as essential to balance power between rich and poor clubs and counters claims players become serfs without it.
Editorial notes progress from May 1955 to June 1956 on disarmament talks between the United States and the Soviet Union. It tracks proposals for inspections aerial and ground, blueprints exchanges, and zones for testing and reductions with key figures Eisenhower Bulganin Khrushchev Stassen and U. S. and Soviet positions.
An advertisement notice states carriers, dealers and distributors are independent contractors and the newspaper is not responsible for rates or delivery. Readers are advised to contact their local carrier or advertising representatives for details.
A discussion highlights how high taxes spur use of anonymous cash deposits and Swiss accounts to evade taxes. Fred C. Scribner Jr. notes $500,000 weekly cash deposits into U S banks for transfer abroad. Treasury officials say large cash deposits trigger investigations, with cases often using assumed names or foreign nominees to hide ownership.
Virginia hosts Governors Conference in Williamsburg drawing 44 governors and territorial leaders as GM supplies cars for personalized plates. The piece highlights two Paul Green dramas The Founders and The Common Glory staged at Jamestown events, urging visitors to explore Jamestown Festival despite Mayflower II publicity.
Lynn Nisbet assesses two weeks after the 1957 session the delayed effects of new laws, tax cuts, and policy shifts. The article notes no clear leaders or immediate impact on liquor, reapportionment, or education funding, with Hodges’ tax gamble hinging on industrial growth and the risk to teachers' pay.
Notes discuss tax bill delays hurting revenue and business attracts plants to the state. Speakership contenders include Hewlett Venters and White, with White favored by many peers. Rumors name Kerr Scott Hodges race, Governor Hodges and Scott factions dominate talk of Governor and U.S. Senate contests for 1960.
A citizen letter lauds the High Point colored YMCA and YWCA effort with J E Millis and other locals for improving youth welfare and reducing delinquency costs. The note thanks the YMCA for church use, mentions relocating to 1106 Montlieu Ave opposite a grade school, and praises Christian spirit. It also thanks readers for support of the North Carolina Association for Retarded Children and notes unanimous legislative approval for related funding.
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