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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1959
Page
4
Bible readers debate human nature and inherited sin as the Garden of Eden tale is examined. The piece questions whether all people are born with antagonism to authority and whether the serpent’s whispers persist in modern life urging greater knowledge and defiance.
In the wake of City Manager T E Hinson's resignation the editorial urges voters to back a bond issue in the upcoming special election to fund immediate improvements for annexed areas and attract a capable younger leader to guide High Point's growth. The piece frames the bonds as essential to preventing excessive taxation while signaling ambition and resolve.
George Sokolski argues Edison’s life shows early brilliance and hands on learning beat standard schooling. He contrasts U S and European systems, citing Admiral Rickover on secondary education and calls for tailored paths, broader liberal arts prep, and accountability for educational value.
The article notes General Douglas MacArthur losing command over not pressing the Yalu raids and bridges used by Chinese volunteers. It contrasts six years post armistice with Undersecretary Douglas Dillon warning China over Taiwan and offshore islands risking world war. It argues the U S now warns aggressors to deter war rather than provoke it.
Editorial compares the 1919 Great Steel Strike with modern labor tensions noting bread and butter issues wage demands and work rules. It recalls leaders like William Z Foster and the Amalagamated Association drawing contrasts with today’s leadership David J. MacDonald and Steelworkers support from Big Labor.
The snippet lists roles and names at the High Point Enterprise including secretary treasurer McPherson and editor Shue, with management and advertising notes. It reflects the paper's staff structure and contact details for the High Point, North Carolina publication.
Southern governors gathered in Asheville to stress unity in purpose without binding compacts. Hodges set the tone, urging loyalty to the Democratic party while each state pursues local needs. Governors voiced bullish views on southern prospects and debated race policy, national politics, and potential presidential choices.
FDA bans 17 coal tar lipstick colors citing potential toxicity though industry spokesmen assure safety with moderation. Elks plan a Teenage Center on Fridays adjourned old building becomes parking. Dr Norval Luxon to speak on National Newspaper Week. Sewanee theology school dean declines bishopric in NC. Local design firm marks 30th anniversary and Piedmont Airlines ride optimism grows. Truman socks nightly reveal and a look at secretaries’ costs of dictation errors. Political party guidance discusses presidential ticket selection and regional candidate unity.
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