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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1959
Page
4
A daily meditation cites Proverbs and biblical verses to urge readers to abandon the eye for an eye principle. It emphasizes patience and trust in the Lord and echoes Jesus teaching to love enemies bless those who curse and do good to those who hate.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev urged negotiation to avert war and warned against predatory wars while addressing Chinese leaders in Peiping. He stressed the Communist bloc must avoid conflict and cited Red China's border tensions with India as a global concern. His remarks reflect self preservation amid rising crisis with Maoist China.
A statewide Oct 27 vote on a 34.4 million bond aims to fund education, mental health facilities, and infrastructure. Gov Hodges urged a strong campaign backing the debt as essential for growth, with a citizen committee of 60 including Mrs Hunter Dalton and Taylor R. to lead the effort.
Editorial argues 1960 could be the most exciting year since 1908 as Big Three push compact models like the Corvair, Dart, Falcon and Valiant to under $2,000. Emphasizes economy, air cooled engines, and rear layout, with 6.5 to 7 million yearly sales forecast and rising used-car demand.
Walter S Johnson writes that U S industry faces higher taxes and rising imports while exports lag. He argues Porter misapplies free trade ideas as U S firms move plants abroad to stay competitive, risking worker unemployment and reduced pay as the world market closes.
The Southern Governors Conference and European trade trip attract private donors who fund dinners and souvenirs to gain access and favor with state officials. At Asheville meetings, officials and bottlers’ lobbyist Fred Bowman mingle with City leaders while Treasurer Edwin Gill shuttles between groups. Enloe leads a playful collection for Bowman, noting secrecy of the amount. The League of Municipalities event blends business and politics, with nonpartisan city management and explicit discussions of relations among cities, counties, and state government.
Sen Everettordan spoke on federal legislation for municipal government. Staffers Whitley Queen and Crawford were noted. Active gubernatorial candidates were scarce as Edwin Gill appeared as Local Government Commission chair. Polls show muted sentiment. Sanford Larkins Hewlett had quiet supporters. Gill and Seawell featured, but no crowd around them.
A collage of quotes touches on the wisdom of housewives mothers and civic leaders while weighing political hopes for governor and senator. We hear reflections from Baruch Rickey and Kucherovy alongside comments on disarmament exhibitions and American curiosity at the Moscow U S exhibit.
A reflective poem honoring perseverance and resilience. It envisions a life lived with courage, humility, and sportsmanlike conduct, accepting both triumphs and setbacks. The author remains unnamed.
High Point Kiwanis presents Stanislas Neidzielski in a Chopin recital at the College auditorium Monday at 8 15 p m. The famed pianist will perform on his own Gaveau piano and credits High Pointer Taylor M Simpson for making the event possible as a rare musical treat for local fans.
The Fifth Annual Tar Heel Variety Show sponsored by the High Point Woman's Club draws national interest as three recording companies seek auditions from participants. Ted Cramer hosted a hit program opening with rock and roll and the winning "One Fine Day" by Elizabeth Brown of Burlington. The event underscores growing local arts while business developments in Park N Shop and Guilford's Industrial Education Center mark regional progress and opportunity.
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