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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1957
Page
4
A devotional snippet cites First John 2 17 asserting lasting adherence to God s will. It warns that no divine law can be violated with impunity and attributes all consequences to Divine Love.
The High Point Architect Guild offers to conduct surveys on needs space and utilization for a joint government center at little or no cost, matching local architect work to avoid up to 29000 in space engineer fees. Officials should weigh the proposal carefully before hiring costly outside advisers.
The article argues Sputniks I and II shift global scientific perception toward the United States, noting American contributions in the World Almanac and contrasting costs and aims of the Soviet launches. It warns that science should aim to enrich humanity, not fuel war or national pride.
Editorial notes Kilian becomes special scientific assistant to the president to coordinate high priority missile research. The move mirrors the Manhattan District model, with a centralized, security focused program across services and agencies, potentially expanding into broad scientific and engineering research domains.
Entry notice shows second-class matter at the High Point Post Office under the 1879 act. It states carriers and distributors are title principal contractors and that the High Point Enterprise is not responsible for advance subscriptions paid to them or their agents. It lists home delivery rate contact carrier and advertising terms with Ward-Grit.
A reader criticizes space spending while urging aid for disease research and global peace. The piece recalls God's place in the United Nations and laments Soviet vetoes, urging a shift from vanity to humanitarian goals.
Governor Hodges and top state officials question who spoke for the Student Legislature in the capitol last week. The body, linked to State College, faced criticism for endorsing interracial bans and debating prostitution while credentials and selection methods remained unclear. Officials fear use of state buildings for such gatherings may be halted.
John Knight argues at the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association meeting for a good newspaper with fair reporting, editorial courage, and community obligation. He recalls early standards, contrasts past and present ethics, and calls for leadership, cooperation, and public service to strengthen the press.
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