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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1958
Page
4
A Bible Thought for Today emphasizes strength through Him who gives power. It cites Philippians 4 and Weymouth wording to highlight the potency of faith and personal empowerment.
The piece argues both parties misuse foreign policy for campaign gain with Nixon pressuring hard and Eisenhower denying defensiveness. It warns such tactics threaten democracy, labeling it dangerous and unwise while noting Truman’s sharp commentary and the shift toward irresponsible political leverage.
Vice President Nixon argues the Communist expansion came through revolution and non-military means, not traditional conquest. He warns Western traders that political aims drive Soviet and Red China dealings, cites India and Kerala as Communist bases, and notes living standards do not deter communist growth.
A readers poll in Family Weekly shows 69 percent favor publishing all under 18 offenders names, 53 percent support naming repeaters, 20 percent favor judges deciding. Reactions span teachers, social workers, law enforcement and teens, with calls for parental names and addresses to be published.
Editorial notes a four decade shift in birth control attitudes from 1916 to the New York changes in 1940s public hospitals. It cites legal shifts from Comstock era bans to broader medical use, mentions the Planned Parenthood funding and the new contraceptive pill, and compares international adoption in India Japan and China.
The High Point Enterprise announces advertising rates by mail and by carrier and lists staff positions including President A. D. Raw and Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. R. B. Sterry. Patterson and Holt McPherson are noted in the staff roster as part of the newspaper’s organizational details.
Lynn Nisbet states travel spending could inject about 14 million in state general funds and over 121 million into highway funds, arguing tourism and unrelated travel dollars drive substantial tax revenue. he distinguishes travel from tourism and urges broad promotion of out of state visitors to NC.
District Solicitor B. T. Falls Jr urges immediate enforcement of Section 14-399 to keep junkyards 150 yards from roads or hidden by screens. Violations carry 10 to 50 dollar daily fines as residents push for roadside beautification and safer views along NC highways.
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