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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1954
Page
4
Officials acknowledge a booming market but show no plan to curb it. A Washington report notes growth, safeguards, and improved fundamentals since 1929, with higher GDP, income, housing, and production, while valuations and debt levels present a different risk profile.
Duke University’s Blue Devils earned the ACC’s Orange Bowl bid to face Nebraska on New Year’s Day in Miami. Officials praised the selection as natural. Duke’s strong season included an undefeated conference record and a decisive win over North Carolina, marking the program’s fourth bowl appearance.
Senator McCarthy left Bethesda Hospital yesterday and promised there will be no attempt to filibuster the censure resolution. Analysts say the pledge is designed to gain sympathy while Democrats threaten to reopen the issue when Congress reconvenes in January.
A Philadelphia architect advocates private kissing rooms at airports and other transit hubs to let couples part with tenderness. He envisions booths with curtains like voting stalls, notes cost as major objection and hopes federal support could cover funding.
A critic argues a kissing room would kill spontaneity at gates. A doorman, tickets, and time limits would be required, risking awkwardness and prolonged goodbyes. The idea, though well meant, unlikely to work.
The piece argues the United States must overcome the Korean War’s effects to regain influence in Asia. It cites General MacArthur’s dismissal and Stratemeyer’s views, noting British colonial attitudes colored Asian perceptions and that Asia seeks national independence from colonialism.
Chief Justice Barnhill proposes major changes to cut delays. Short per curiam opinions would replace lengthy dissents and only essential issues would be argued, reducing weekly hearings to a few days monthly and easing calendar jams across districts.
W A Bivins reflects on Christmas thoughts as High Point hosts a festive parade. He notes commercialization versus the true spirit, the wonder of children, and concerns about life quality and cross in human history while recounting local scenes and a safety rescue near a nearby alehouse.
Washington tale of Earl Butz confronting a USDA field agent posing as a Farmers Union recruiter. The incident fuels tension between Brannan supporters and Butz critics as he denounces internal trouble within the department.
A fragmentary profile recounts tensions between President Eisenhower and farm groups including the American Farm Bureau and National Council of Farmer Cooperatives. It mentions Secretary Benson and an inspection of cabinet views on defense and rural policy, with references to farm political activity and a sanctum scene.
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