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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1958
Page
4
In High Point a windstorm dispersed robed Ku Kluxers who planned a Saturday downtown parade and rally that night. The town rejects the group as a violation of law and human rights, with residents and authorities closely watching for abuses and ensuring race relations remain strong.
A rash of student revolts prompts debate over education goals and campus responsibility. Editorial argues orderly channels exist to address dormitory concerns, warns against using protests to damage the college’s reputation, and urges constructive dialogue over confrontations.
General Motors president Harlow H. Curtice says auto makers could forego changes this year and pass savings to buyers. He dismisses the idea as not analogous to discounting magazine issues, noting most people still keep and buy new cars rather than skip updates.
Senate Foreign Relations panel plans an inquiry into U S Latin American policy after Nixon protests in Peru and Venezuela. The review seeks reasons for intelligence gaps while noting Latin America faces Communist influence and seeks more economic aid amid large U S private investment.
The document lists publication details for the High Point Enterprise in High Point North Carolina, including offices at 905 307 North Main and roles such as President, Secretary, Business Manager, and Circulation Manager with names like Mrs R B Terry and Charles Loflin. It references the Post Office and the Act of March 3 1879.
George Sokolsky argues Nixon showed dignity under mob pressure and humility, urges gratitude as a political virtue, and criticizes the Good Neighbor Policy. He blames neglect of the Monroe Doctrine, Europe First focus, and US market dependence for Latin American instability and rising anti American sentiment among intellectuals. He links Latin American unrest to exploitation fears and cultural divides.
Reps. Addi son Hewlett of New Hanover and Carl Venters of Onslow were among the busiest attendants at the state convention as they vie for the 1959 House speakership. Venters sits on the Budget Commission. Hewlett leads in pledges though neither has secured a solid majority. Senate prospects center on Morgan, Kirkman, and Henkel with Hodges weighing influence. The piece also notes polling, possible caucus plans, and new press tables at Raleigh.
James N. Rawleigh Company plans a major expansion funded by June stockholders approval. Ten thousand shares at 12.50 and 40,000 additional shares via debentures could boost capital as much as fourfold with new group involvement from John Bolton, Hogan, and Standard Publishing. Bear Brand Hosiery of Chicago teams with Adams-Millis and Scott and Williams on Getaz Toe licensing for loopless toe stockings, licensing to all firms via U S Trust.
A collage of quotes from Laura Belle Wilson Milton Lightner Kwame Nkrumah Hyman Rickover William C Douglas Billy Graham and Carlos Romulo reflects diverse views on marriage aging economics defense policy immigration and cultural exchange. The remarks span personal life politics and international relations, showing varied perspectives from public figures and leaders.
The piece notes cleaner auditoriums after large meetings and better behavior from school groups at Capitol Square. It highlights W. H. Billy Harrell, candidate for the House of Representatives in Hertford County, whose unusual campaign card reads Don’t Help Me Out I Want You to Help Me In.
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