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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1959
Page
4
Daily meditation recalls Paul in prison, the Lord’s vision of encouragement, and the call to continue witness despite hardship. It warns against letting service fatigue imprison our energies and urges steadfast faith and outreach.
Senator Javits urges Eisenhower to convene management and union leaders to avert a steel strike. He notes public interest since any price increases affect the economy, urging an end to idle rhetoric and a focus on keeping plants operating without inflationary pressure. The impasse threatens broader well being and could harm many.
The Strauss nomination as Commerce Secretary faces sharp Senate scrutiny with cross examination clashes and partisan rhetoric. Texas Senator Yarborough condemns harsh treatment while cautions about national security versus political maneuvering, reflecting broader Cold War debates and lingering McCarthy era shadows.
Editorial assesses one year since the Algerian revolt that toppled the Fourth Republic and returned De Gaulle to power. It notes Moslem council majorities, cautious government commemoration, rising extremist disillusionment, and intensified FLN terrorism amid growing French prosperity and North Africa troops.
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles including Holt McPherson and Charles B. Idol Jr as directors or managers. It notes circulation rates and AP licensing, with billing and delivery details and independent contractor status for carriers and distributors.
The author argues that academic jargon masks simple ideas about crime. He suggests that terms like psychogenic factors and subcultural blends translate to heredity and environment producing juvenile delinquency. He contrasts plain speech with scholarly phrasing and notes the contrast in intellectual esteem.
The essay argues that prudence and unity drive human action from gender to governance. It cites Aristotle and Huxley on plain speech, notes the clash of disciplines, and recalls mentors like Beard Robinson Pitkin and Dewey. The author stresses that true intellects prove themselves without complexity.
The piece discusses highway patrol funding and duties at Henderson mills, questions funding overlaps between highway and general funds, and analyzes the long standing practice of staggered terms for highway commissioners. It notes Hodges administration, potential reforms, and legislative courtesy in approving county-specific bills.
A High Point camp project near Roaring Gap advances toward completion with a dam rising 40 feet high and an anticipated seven acre lake. Two major buildings, a lodge and dining hall, move toward capacity while volunteers, Kiwanis and YMCA groups donate time and funds. The project, valued at tens of thousands, aims to host youths and adults in a refined mountain setting, though road access remains a concern.
At Geneva, Andrei Gromyko challenged the planned senior roles by insisting the East and West German allies join as full participants. The Western powers resisted, risking a break in talks to avoid recognizing East Germany. Gromyko won a concession by shifting the proceedings toward a looser format.
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