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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1958
Page
4
A brief devotional note quotes Proverbs praising happiness in finding wisdom and understanding. It assures that panic disease misfortune cannot take wisdom, and that one can carry it wherever they go.
Judge Sam Kessinger warned that inflation is the chief domestic problem as officials debate spending and taxes. Roswell McGill of the Tax Foundation calls for reform and warns that debt financing shifts costs to future generations, risking dollars worth little today. He cites rising non defense spending and tax burdens slicing into working income, noting required earnings to maintain buying power have surged over a decade.
Florida Supreme Court Justice Stephen C. O Connell argues the problem lies with individuals not schools in explaining why democracy and capitalism sustain the highest living standards. He cites Eisenhower and Marshall as examples and urges Jewish veterans to promote patriotic education beyond wartime. He warns peace requires constant civic effort every day, not just Election Day.
Editorial Research Reports notes Belgium may trim conscription from 18 months, potentially pressuring NATO allies including the United States. It surveys current national service lengths, outlines peacetime draft debates, and recaps past U.S. readiness plans and reserve goals amid broader manpower cuts.
The High Point Enterprise lists key staff positions and officers including Mrs R B Terry president and C W Patterson Jr managing editor, with Holt McPherson and Brown in financial roles and W Idol Jr advertising director, Charles S Loflin business manager, noting subscription rates by mail and carrier per year.
The piece argues that the nations must defend themselves and critiques U S passport norms. It cites Supreme Court limits on travel rights and notes growing passport issuance to alleged Communist supporters, urging Congress to define who qualifies and tighten issuance to prevent aiding enemies.
A Business Week Special Report says technological obsolescence will hit industry harder and more often. It notes rising research budgets and rapid intro of new machines processes and controls while managers struggle with modernization decisions.
Governor Hodges has boosted North Carolina's development through relentless public speeches and industry hunts, combining extra curricular activities with constitutional duties. Analysts note progress in pay rolls across the coastal plains and hills, while labor and management spar over a potential minimum wage law, a fight seen as a battle over the camel’s nose in the tent.
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