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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1957
Page
4
A short devotional note reflects on forgiveness citing a biblical ratio seventy times seven and urges readers to extend mercy to others. The text emphasizes personal fault, divine forgiveness, and the call to imitate compassion in daily life.
Raleigh’s liquor lobbying scandal exposes weekly assignments of cases to lawmakers and boxes of brands found in ABC warehouses. The piece questions tax stamps on bottles and a state manager’s illicit shipments, urging stricter controls and a probe by the ABC Board.
Memorial Day weekend brings heavy traffic and risk on crowded roads. Motorists should keep a safe following distance, stay in lanes on hills and curves, avoid passing at intersections, abstain from driving after drinking, slow down at night, never drive sleepy or emotionally unsettled, avoid crossing the center line, exit from curbside doors, and keep to the flow of traffic to prevent tragedy.
A call stresses that cleanup paint up and fix up must continue beyond a weekly push. Officials urge sustained, year round effort to keep neighborhoods current and prevent postponed tasks from piling up.
Editorial outlines Khrushchev’s planned TV radio interview on CBS Face the Nation filmed in Moscow with ad lib questioning. It notes simultaneous translation, prior media access, and his broader pattern of public talks with Western and non Western presses as he promotes new decentralization themes and summit diplomacy.
Readable lines indicate president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer T McPherson editor Brown managing editor Lone and advertising director Topuin. Odd spacing suggests a historic newspaper masthead with office and mailing details dated March 3, 1879.
George Sokolsky discusses the cost of national security and foreign policy costs, noting Soviet actions in Egypt and Syria, U.S. support to Britain, and the need for a funded agency. He cites political resistance from the White House and Senator McCarthy while arguing that effective work justifies expenses.
Governor Hodges plans to leave five vacancies on the Board of Conservation and Development until after the June 30 policy session as major changes loom for the Highway Commission. A new Department of Administration may centralize control, with July 1 as the take-over date for Budget Bureau and Purchase and Contract oversight.
Governor Hodges signals that appointments to college and hospital boards will wait until after the Legislature adjourns. He notes several dozen trustees will be named, with plans needed for the fall school opening. Meanwhile, Wake Forest College visitors tour as students caution “Keep off the gramal.”
Miss Mabel Patton, a longtime public health nurse in North Carolina, received the Watson Rankin Award in Asheville, the first time the honor goes to a nurse. Her work includes organizing public health nursing across new departments, maternal and child health programs, and championing the State Premature Infant program with Duke University teaching involvement.
A collection of quotes from figures including Representative John Orr and Ezra Taft Benson covers topics from censorship and agriculture to wartime leadership and trade. The remarks touch on indecent literature, aid to the disabled, military command, and civil defense warning networks.
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