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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1958
Page
4
Nathan told David thou art the man reflecting a prophet’s bold rebuke to a king with power over life and death. The text notes such fearless counsel earns civilization’s debt, praising prophetic courage and its cost.
The News and Observer argues public schools should not bear full responsibility for character building. It cites Sir James Barrie and notes gentility and morality stem from home, not classrooms. Teachers shape facts and skills amid many programs, while homes must provide moral grounding.
The piece argues party platforms fail to reflect principles and aims, urging a lean, distinct set of positions. It cites Senator Richard Russell and the Committee for Constitutional Government, notes voter choice would hinge on party aims and people, and questions whether platforms truly signify guiding policies.
The piece argues party labels blur as both Dems and Republicans increasingly back federal programs. It warns governance overreach burdens citizens and urges a, better informed public to curb party-led folly and limit treasury authority in democracy.
In a reflection from a Georgia town, Uncle Doc the cemetery caretaker warns that harm comes not from others but from self. He notes how worry, grudges, and suspicion can destroy a person, trapping them in pain and mistrust. The piece stresses inner injury over external acts.
The fragment presents publication details for The High Point Enterprise a regional newspaper. It notes the Sunday edition and provides address cues for the newspaper office, indicating standard masthead information.
George Sokolsky argues that voters judge leaders by looks or oratory but expect party purpose. He questions Eisenhower's domestic record, forecasts Democratic gains, and analyzes Rockefeller Nixon Kennedy Symington and Dewey as potential 1960 leaders amid a transformed Republican Party.
Analysis shows the revised corporate tax formula caused a net loss of 5.99 million dollars to the state for the 1957 59 biennium, with only partial cash impact in 1957. Governor Hodges notes this reduces urgency for extra revenue while new industry effects remain time constrained.
YMCA Camp Cheerio near Roaring Gap advances with 55 acres donated and $28 000 in initial construction funded by ten civic clubs. Two buildings rise as Lake Kiwanis project to host two week sessions next summer for seven to 14 year olds with activities from boating to vesper programs.
A collection of remarks spans Eisenhower on Confederate reverence to Stengel on winning and losing. Linda Cristal criticizes censorship while a Young World East German paper links Elvis fandom to attitudes on war.
The piece discusses extending city control beyond corporate boundaries and clarifying tax and regulatory powers across state county and municipal levels. It notes insiders face double taxation in joint services and commends the study as a long forward step toward fair tax burden distribution and governmental duties.
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