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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1957
Page
4
A devotional note cites James 5 15 about the prayer of faith saving the sick and the Lord raising them up. It adds that physicians acknowledge the role of patient attitude and faith in sustaining life.
Vice President Nixon argues in a San Francisco speech that the Russian satellite shifts focus from tax cuts to national strength and smart response. He sees his political standing slipping as space advance prompts demand for a tougher leader, with Republicans and Democrats seeking a stronger figure.
West Germany's chancellor Adenauer vows a tough stance after Tito's recognition of East Germany. Bonn had lent Yugoslavia 300 million and agreed a 60 million dollar reparations deal, but Tito's move strains a once close trade relationship. The piece labels Tito as duplicitous and accuses him of double-dealing toward West Germany.
Editorial traces royal stayovers at the White House from 1860 to 1954. It notes Edward VII incognito visits, George VI and Elizabeth, and Elizabeth II as the fifth reigning queen to sleep there. Also mentions Blair House stays and various foreign monarchs hosted or entertained by U S presidents.
The text outlines Associated Press reuse rights for local news and dispatches, postal registration, and disclaimers about independent dealers and distributors. It mentions the 1878 act, carrier delivery terms, and national ad representatives.
The piece discusses using Bahamas based Bahamian corporations to avoid U S taxes, noting no income tax there and anonymity for shareholders. It mentions Nassau as a winter draw and cites a 1956 Bahamas tourist influx, while advising readers to consult lawyers for legal tax avoidance strategies.
North Carolina voters show rising interest in politics with more professionals taking active roles. A Georgia born traveler notes 1945 court verdicts and 1955 actions spurring public alert, as both parties engage in discussions on troop removal and civil rights issues. Big labor and business respond to Supreme Court decisions shaping public opinion.
The column discusses power among big banks major firms and transportation groups and the risk to ordinary citizens caught in the middle It notes citizen activation could influence future elections and governance in North Carolina and the U S It also lists upcoming national observances and weeks including National Bible Week National Wine Week Navy Day Hallowe en Thanksgiving and related events
A collage of quotes and observances spans fears of war and public proclamations. It includes remarks by Sen. Stuart Symington and Gen. Nathan Twining, notes on United Nations Day and National Weeks, and reflections from Mrs. Anne Frombert and others.
Greensboro native Dr. Robert W. Wilkins, 50, president elect of the American Heart Association, developed chlorothiazide. The drug lowers blood pressure and reduces body fluid via kidneys, showing promise after eight months of trials on some patients unresponsive to other treatments.
Phillip Lovejoy spoke to the Industrial Management Club praising American citizenship and moral leadership in the evolving South. David Stanfield urged principled stand, praising Hodges Rockefeller and Graham as examples of mature leadership. Slane Hosiery Mill teamed with Walter Lantz for a Kellogg TV promotion featuring Woody Woodpecker and friends over 104 weeks on 163 stations.
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