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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1958
Page
4
The East Wing of High Point Memorial Hospital with its Heart Center, built through community effort, opens without any tax revenue. An Open House will showcase the new facility designed to meet future needs and relieve past shortages, highlighting civic cooperation and gratitude to contributors led by Jack Burris.
As graduates come this June, firms plan to hire up to a third fewer college graduates than in prior years. Top students still have options, but many near the bottom struggle to find work and some will graduate with no job lined up. The shift marks a return to normal that feels inferior to past standards.
The piece notes King Saud transferring wide powers to Crown Prince Feisal amid a shift toward pro Egyptian stance. It contrasts Feisal with Nasser and discusses U.S. fears of Soviet influence, the Eisenhower Doctrine, and a propaganda campaign accusing Saud of plotting against Nasser. It also quotes FCC Commissioner Rosel Hyde criticizing House investigators and defending public officials.
The piece notes Wilmington and Washington festivals lacked blossoms this year while High Point canceled its Daffodil Show for insufficient blooms. The News and Observer urges movable dates synced to peak blooming season to avoid disappointing visitors and to better align with nature's timing.
The High Point Enterprise shows staff roles including president and secretary treasurer, editor, managing editor, advertising director, and business and circulation managers in the masthead. Names include D. A. Rawley, Mrs. R. B. Terry, Holt McPherson, Joe Brown, S. W. Patterson Jr., W. Idol Jr., and B. Loflin.
Published every afternoon and Sunday morning by mail and carrier rates listed, carrier independence noted, AP news use rights stated, and local printing disclaimer. Copyright and licensing details outline post office entry as second class and subscription payment caveats with advertising representation noted.
The article discusses Khrushchev’s maneuvering to reassign Bulganin as a valet writer and traveling companion to Kruschev. It suggests Bulganin may seek a role in Sputnik III and warns that trusting Khrushchev’s assurances could invite another betrayal like Bulganin’s doom.
Ira B. Mullis argues for regional planning and zoning authority to curb blighted entrances to High Point. He cites 1957 statutes and local areas like Sedgefield and Western Friendly Road, urging county cooperation with Guilford Forsyth and Durham to protect property values and city perimeter.
A Sunday sermon extols Jesus Christ as the divine dreamer of universal mercy and love. It portrays His Calvary sacrifice as victory over oppression, faith in a spiritual kingdom, and a world embracing humanity under a reign of unselfish service.
High Point holds Memorial Hospital open house for the new wing and Heart Center funded by a 1 million dollar community effort sparked by a 100000 dollar challenge from Jack Burris. A dinner at the Sheraton honors Dr. J W Slate for 57 years of medical service as local residents applaud community cooperation and hospital progress.
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