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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1957
Page
4
Excerpt contrasts wealth and humility with Deut 8 17. Historical note mentions 1929 30 era former millionaires selling apples on New York streets. Mentions rising a Prophet from among their brethren.
Governor Hodges pledges to take the lead in seeking larger funds for teacher salaries and state employees. He seeks local support and merit pay, urges a state minimum, and notes current budgets fall short of needs while long-range goals must align with short-term demands.
A Wisconsin senator labeled the sparsely attended Middle East debate a disgrace as only five senators were present on the floor yesterday. The remark came amid clashes with Democratic leaders over the session’s conduct and scope.
The piece urges better vision testing for drivers during license renewals and notes safety benefits. It also covers Lyndon Johnson demanding a quorum during Middle East talks and Senator McCarthy clashing with Justice Brennan over the term witch hunt and anti communism hysteria.
Editorial notes Ireland faces a Dail election with Ea mon de Valera leading Fianna Fail at 74 and nearly blind. Costello’s coalition troubles and Sinn Fein activity color the race as 3 million people cope with unemployment and a trade deficit. De Valera advocates pump priming while opposing coalitions.
Entered as second class matter at the Post Office High Point North Carolina under the 1879 act. The High Point Enterprise states carriers dealers and distributors are independent contractors and the paper is not responsible for any subscription patterns or delivery rate contracts.
A Washington Senate inquiry into labor racketeering highlights Teamsters influence while mocking witnesses and spectators. The column notes gambling, bootlegging, and prostitution discussions, plus a quirky pivot where outlawed pinball machines are repurposed as therapy aids.
The writer thanks the Enterprise staff for covering Brotherhood Week and praises editorials as among the region’s finest. He cites support for retarded children in High Point and urges continued backing for NCCJ’s High Point chapter led by Raleigh Dingman and Arnold Aronson.
Notes on the News by Charles ?earlun urges viewers to act against Israel's alleged aggression and annexation aims. The Egyptian Universities Postgraduate Association calls for support to preserve world peace and enforce United Nations resolutions. The appeal asks the public to advertise the looming tragedy and join in standing against aggression.
The American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society funds a project to move and restore Alexander Hamilton's Grange in New York City near Kingsbridge Road. The plan seeks to preserve the original structure, once saved by St. Luke's Church and later by George Baker and J. Morgan, as city development continues.
R C Lorraine and Frank Grantham of Greensboro took over operation of the Furniture City Restaurant from Charles Po teat who left last month. Owner William Jarrell arranged a temporary handover until the new lessees began managing the deluxe eatery. Lorraine and Grantham bring hotel and food service experience to the venture.
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