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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1958
Page
4
The article portrays Lebanon shifting away from pro Western stances as mobs attack U S Information Service libraries. It notes Beirut seeks a 160 million dollar unconditional gift, while Communist influence and Moscow backing loom. The piece questions U S policy and cites Nasser’s tactic as a cautionary pattern.
The article outlines North Carolina's risk of dropping from 12 to fewer seats in the House after the 1960 census due to growth lag behind the national 13 percent average. It notes constitutional pressure and ridicule of NC lawmakers for ignoring reapportionment rules, while eastern states face losses and western states gain representation.
Editorial argues Indonesia’s topsy turvy conflict draws in foreign powers with Sukarno alleging U S involvement. It notes SEATO ANZUS stakes, Jakarta’s denial, arms deals with the Soviet bloc, and reports of American weapons and pilots aiding rebels amid U S neutrality claims.
The notice lists subscription and delivery rates for the High Point Enterprise including prices for home delivery and carrier options. It notes Associated Press rights and the paper's nonprofit delivery terms with independent contractors handling subscriptions. It states the paper is entered as second class in High Point North Carolina under the 1879 act.
George Sokolsky notes that Stalin and Roosevelt exchanged extensive letters from 1941 to 1945. The communications reveal aid to the Soviet Union, with Moscow seeking machines over crews and wary of American concessions, while Roosevelt pressed for a broader alliance and a free Poland. The two volumes, edited by the Commission for the Publication of Diplomatic Documents of the Russian Foreign Office, are worth reading.
Winter and spring weather damaged roads and reduced gas tax revenue, prompting officials to question funding for welcome signs and entrances. Governor Hodges pledged 50,000 from surplus funds, but priorities may shift toward repair. Solid South prospects and Democratic organization in NC also noted.
Sumter iris gardens peak late May drawing thousands with free admission and a mixed garden of native and exotic blooms. Swan Lake hosts a bird sanctuary with swans and other wildlife developed by H C Bland. Plus regional arts events in Winston Salem Greensboro and High Point including a Guilford festival May 22 and a proposal for a tri city joint symphony orchestra.
Sales Management highlights a mismatch in modern firms with excess managers and planners but too few leaders and doers. The critique notes too many tellers and memos, and too few sellers and orders, stressing action over talk.
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