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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1959
Page
4
A daily meditation on Romans 8 31 asking who can oppose when God supports believers The piece reflects on mingled good and evil in life and the certainty of God’s love amid suffering and glory through Christ’s redemptive act
The piece condemns city hall public relations and planning as weak and says delays threaten a bond issue for needed improvements in annexed areas. It urges officials to act with vision and urgency before growth overwhelms finances and neighbor relations.
Dr. Herbert York of the Defense Department says the United States may lag Russia in space feats but is catching up in missile work. He dismisses embarrassment and predicts eventual parity with Russia, urging continued funding and innovation in booster rockets and other tech.
The piece notes the 1959 general election uncertainty as Conservative and Labor claim victory in advance. It compares pollster limits in Britain and the U.S. and recalls 1951 and 1955 outcomes. It cites Macmillan calling the vote and changing poll margins from 5 to near 1 percent, with Labour’s Gaitskell as possible PM by October 9.
Essay argues that American leaders like Eisenhower Nixon Harriman Sarnoff and Rosenman rose from modest backgrounds rather than old world capitalists. It contrasts Khrushchev ideas of hereditary wealth with the nation’s tradition of self made careers and plain origins.
Governor Hodges jolts Paul Butler as North Carolina Young Democrats push unity while Governor Hodges and John Larkins criticize Butler's dominance. Governors Conference in Asheville challenges and cost rise. Legislature debate on welfare funds lingers with no special session planned.
The Southern furniture market faces scarce lodging as dealers scramble for rooms in private homes and hotels. Cham ber of Commerce drives extra housing along the Furniture Highway while towns like Lenoir and Hickory expand facilities. buyers fear missing reservations despite broad local cooperation.
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