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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1959
Page
4
The reader reflects on Acts 19 26 where Paul unsettles idols in Ephesus and harms local silversmiths trade. It notes how opposition avoided direct accusations, instead claiming Paul dishonors Diana. It warns that churchgoers may seek business or social prestige over true worship.
Opinion notes a 5-4 Supreme Court decision allowing health inspectors to search a home without a warrant, arguing for minimum health standards. Dissenters warn the ruling dilutes the right to privacy and home security, fearing broader intrusion into American liberties.
Sir William Hayter, Britain's former ambassador to Moscow, analyzes Nikita Khrushchev's leadership. He warns the premier can appear impulsive but is shrewd and calculating, stressing only transferable concessions should be exchanged and they must be visible and enforceable.
Editorial sketches Harry S. Truman birthday celebration plan a $100-a-plate Diamond Jubilee dinner in New York with a closed circuit TV link to other cities for Democratic fundraising. The piece highlights his long party loyalty his blunt style and notable quotes during campaigns and wartime leadership. references his birth name Harrison S Truman and his Korea era address to Congress.
The High Point Enterprise establishes staff roles and contact information including president, secretary treasurer, general manager, and advertising representatives. It notes carrier delivery options, home delivery terms, and the company’s Associated Press affiliation.
Sokolsky outlines Mao Zedong as absolute head of the Chinese state and party while Chu Teh, Liu Shao-chi, and Chou En-lai hold key roles. He notes Mao’s control, Chu Teh’s age and status, Liu Shao-chi as theorist from labor roots, and Chou En-lai as premier adept with foreigners amid Democratic Centralism’s dictatorship.
Laying out around Capitol Square, Lynn Nisbet notes general fund receipts through April justify higher estimates of $5.59 million for the current biennium ending June 30 and $16 million for 1959-61. Gov Hodges and leaders hope for calmer halls amid potential pressure from agencies seeking larger appropriations.
Charles R. Sligh urged American businessmen to participate in government as politics becomes every business. The piece notes Michigan and Greensboro trends toward political awareness, labor influence grows, and the need for citizens in business to defend public interests to avoid domination by labor.
The State Department says a world war is unlikely in the near term and shows the Soviet and Red Chinese will favor political economic and psychological means over direct conflict. It notes Khrushchev’s stable grip and foresees continued pressure in Europe Africa and Southeast Asia with potential local fighting in undeveloped regions.
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