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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1958
Page
4
The piece argues that authority should stay trusted and condemns forced togetherness. It recalls frontiersmen who built America alone with self reliance, contrasts past independence with modern calls for belonging, and laments group affiliation eroding personal conscience and solitude.
In an Atlantic City address Clif ford F Hood president of U S Steel Corp argued government should adopt a cost analysis like business profits. He warned current tax rates drain capital and threaten the economy and asserted profit underwrites research wages and expansion.
The Anderson city engineers filled 50 acres of New Silver Brook cemetery land into the Federal Soil Bank rather than convert it to a park. The plan yields 2500 to 3000 dollars annually, offsetting maintenance concerns and taxpayer worry.
The Charlotte News lampoons Viscount Montgomery for proposing a 1944 thrust to Berlin as a missed alternative in World War II. The piece then riffs on other historical what ifs from Grant at Appomattox to Khrushchev’s pledge and Marilyn Monroe, musing on how diverging events might have changed history.
The Savannah Morning News reports a forthcoming pill claimed to induce happiness. Critics view it as a possible Communist plot undermining work ethic and the economy, warning it could disrupt food, entertainment, beverage, textiles, and even churches. They urge against adoption.
The Arkansas Gazette notes a three day Washington conference of mothers sponsored by McCall's argues for strict discipline and chores without pay. They favor spanking and stiff school work while calling children egg heads, surprising some child behavior authorities but pleases many parents.
The High Point Enterprise Independent Newspaper announces its publication details and key staff roles. It lists officers including president and secretary treasurer, editors, business manager, circulation manager, and notes annual subscription rates by mail and by carrier.
Washington reports that a 100 billion dollar federal budget may become standard within a generation as civilian spending climbs with a growing population and economy. Analysts warn nondefense outlays rise about 50 percent over the last decade while security takes about 60 percent of annual outlays, shaping a future of higher taxes or deficits unless revenues expand.
The piece discusses shrinkage of recession receipts and cautious anti-recession spending. It notes hopeful experts less worried about surpluses and argues surpluses invite spending. It contrasts calls to curb government expense with inflation fears and tax resistance, suggesting modest tax cuts to save federal finances and a continued pattern of selective spending restraint.
George W. Cox of Chicago outlined five missteps for industrial growth at a U.S. Chamber of Commerce conference. He urged realism in claims, thorough prospect verification, leveraging existing local industries, balancing outreach with local voices, and restraint in public bragging to protect new investments.
Washington column recounts a charity bazaar incident where a 30 cent wooden bowl sale revealed Sen Estes Kefauver’s daughter. Shoreham Hotel hosts diplomatic dishes with a Dominican ambassador denying the recipe. A school playground disrupts a government official’s concentration and Aly Khan attends a National Press Club lunch. Pentagon humor riffs on missiles and champagne energy claims.
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