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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1957
Page
4
A collection of maxims on fair dealing, benevolence, and reciprocity. The sayings caution against skimpy quality in business and urge generosity to gain friends, reflecting moral advice rather than a news item.
Ed Millis accepts the campaign chairmanship to raise 100000 for a new YMCA YWCA plant for Negroes in High Point. The project aims to create equal housing and shared use of facilities, modeling cross racial cooperation between the city’s Negro and white communities and echoing similar efforts in Greensboro and Winston-Salem.
An open skies proposal from the Kremlin proposes aerial inspection of the United States and Alaska as a bargaining chip. Analysts warn the move may mask Soviet war potential and call for cautious negotiation while noting past shifts in Moscow's posture from Geneva to Hungary.
The air passenger travel industry faces a cost price squeeze as revenue passenger miles rise about 3 percent in 1956 but profits shrink from 1955. Eastern and American foresee red ink by 1958, TWA reports heavy losses, while CAB auditors question airline accounting. Public hearings on fare practices loom with a year long final report.
The CAB began hearings on emergency fare hikes April 4 amid claims that 6 percent increases would fund new jet and turboprop aircraft due for delivery next year and in 1959. Analysts note passenger rates have largely stalled since 1938 while operating costs rise, with United Air Lines reporting 152.5 percent revenue growth since 1950 and expenses up 160.8 percent.
Notice indicating mailing status as second class matter at the High Point Post Office, under the Act of March 3 1879.
George Sokols key argues Soviet Union selects crisis spots from Berlin to Tibet since 1945. He claims Western paralysis at UN allows Kremlin to press advances, cites Suez and Hungary as risks avoided by Western restraint, and predicts Middle East tensions spreading to India via Burma and Afghanistan.
The proposed minimum wage measure moved from the Senate to the House with expectations of passage. After a 43 to 4 Senate roll call and a clarifying amendment, business groups and educators shifted to support the bill, linking wage policy with pay hikes for teachers and broader regulatory support.
Rep. Winston Prouty of Vermont probes Army Fort Belvoir birth details after his daughter Ann reportedly has a child there. An Army spokesman confirms a birth but withholds whether it is a son or daughter, citing privacy and security rules. The piece mocks overbroad secrecy at the Pentagon and other agencies, alongside Prouty’s persistence and other anecdotes about classified information.
A symposium on youth problems in Oklahoma City yields candid teen female opinions on celebrities and style. Girls prefer regular haircuts over extreme looks, favoring authenticity and dating habits that reject imitation of screen icons.
One hundred thirty High Point High School students staged a successful trip to Miami to perform at the Music Educators National Conference Southern division. The orchestra and Choralettes were both chosen, with $8,000 raised by pledges and student concerts, reflecting well on the city and their conduct.
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