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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1958
Page
4
A Bible Thought for Today invites readers to consider II Peter 3 13 about a new heaven and new earth where righteousness dwells. It notes countless people work toward this goal and calls individuals to start at home today.
A Durham editorial decries shirking duties in raising the United Fund and declares a state of emergency until the drive meets its annual goal. It urges business leaders and the public to increase support, noting campaign chairman Bill McKenzie and volunteers have reached within 10 percent of the target and calls for immediate pledges.
A report on the alleged attack by United Arab Republic jet Migs on King Hussein of Jordan signals rising Middle East tensions. The incident, linked to British troop withdrawal and Hussein’s Europe trip, outlines a power vacuum with Egypt and Iraq poised to act, risking Israeli move into the region if the crisis deepens.
Editorial notes Capital Airlines strike prompts a six-airline pact to share extra revenues when strikes close a carrier. The agreement, filed Nov. 3, faces questions about public interest under CAB rules and mirrors broader industry push for mutual defense in bargaining amid growing union strength.
The High Point Enterprise announces its 1884 establishment details. Names listed include D A Rawley president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Most McPherson editor and circulation manager. Advertisement and distribution notes appear with pricing for subscription by mall and carrier.
In a discussion on Meet the Press Eleanor Roosevelt addresses a Gallup poll on Catholic presidential nominees. The piece argues the U S Constitution forbids an established church and notes Mrs Roosevelt’s remarks may inflame anti Catholic sentiment. It cautions the issue belongs in courts, not the presidency.
Discussion on how university trustees and other posts should be selected, noting North Carolina Governor's broad appointment powers and limited legislative confirmation. It cites en masse confirmations, historic failures to confirm, and contrasts with federal practice of Senate scrutiny. The piece highlights executive dominance and evolving governance norms.
Notes on the News argues governors in North Carolina wield broad control over state agencies, often beyond statutes, citing past appointments by Umstead and Hodges. It asserts loyalty trends favor the appointing governor and discusses the absence of veto power in NC governors.
Piedmont Associated Industries hosted its ninth annual Industry Education dinner with about 700 attendees at the Plantation Supper Club. The event honored teachers and administrators, highlighted by Dr. Bernard Boyd's call to foster student potential and a tribute to Maggie Black on her 98th birthday.
A string of candid scenes from Washington politics and entertainment features Ike Eisenhower posing for photographers during campaign stops while Hollywood star Glenn Ford visits the Pentagon for a luncheon. A Viet Nam Embassy National Day party draws about 700 guests amid the intrigue of official and social circles.
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