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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1957
Page
4
A devotional note reflects on Mark 5 36 where Jesus tells the ruler's daughter is not dead but asleep The piece emphasizes diagnosis without seeing the patient and urges secrecy about the miracle and restoration of the child.
King Hussein rejects Moscow's protest and affirms U S economic aid as pivotal to stabilizing his kingdom. Washington provided ten million in direct assistance, aiding Hussein after his shift away from Nasser and toward a anti Communist government. Western strategy appears to have countered Soviet aims in the Middle East.
The Greensboro Greensboro High Point Winston-Salem joint airport concept is dormant but not finished, with economic and civic forces pushing toward a single authority to improve air service. The Three Cities Development Committee and Paul Ingle are praised for advancing the vision despite current setbacks and a future grounded in cooperation over pride.
U S District Judge Robert L Taylor will hear oral arguments in the Clinton Tennessee Clinton High School desegregation case. The proceedings concern pleas motions and other pleadings in the Justice Department s prosecution of 15 persons for agitating against integration. The controversy centers on the 1956 injunction and its scope regarding speech and peaceful picketing.
Fragmentary OCR text from High Point Enterprise including names D A Rawley and Mrs R B Terry appears with incomplete lines and stray phrases. No clear event date location or outcome is discernible from the readable segments.
Publication terms note the newspaper is a member of the Associated Press and provides details on mail and carrier rates per year. It states independent contractor status for distributors and references rate inquiries to local offices. The notice also mentions post office entry and advertising representations by Ward Griffith Company.
A satirical May Day column mocks politicians and diplomats from Washington to the Dominican Republic. It riffs on John Foster Dulles, Rafael Trujillo, Cantinflas, and Egyptian names while lampooning budget battles and party tensions.
An opinion piece argues that Governor Hodges and many legislators share similar political views, producing compromise on highway, reform bills, and pay raises. It notes executive power growing, legislative authority eroding, and warns against overreach while defending ordinary patronage concerns and past trading of jobs for votes.
The piece notes Alger Hiss prepares a memoir due May 7 and a promotional offer from The Bookmailer to give Whittaker Chambers Witness with every Hiss book. It discusses the Hiss case, Chambers, Nixon, Mundt, and the FBI, plus reflections on Marxism and Soviet influence across eras.
An all-time Derby dream lineup tops the page with 19 past champions listed and ranked on a 10 to 1 scale. Citations and Bold Ruler figures highlight the expert picks while jockey stories, diet linked personality study notes, and Billy Graham romance anecdotes fill the rest of the column.
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