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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1958
Page
4
Senator George Smathers as head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee urged Democratic Chairman Paul Butler to keep quiet on civil rights issues before the election. He warned against elevating non-election matters that could cost Democrats Senate and House gains.
Editorial notes President Eisenhower will address the first annual dinner of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame in New York. The event supports a two year drive for 25 million to build the hall at Rutgers, with a center building and two wings.
The fragment references W. Patterson Jr. with titles President Secretary and Treasurer, plus a brief cryptic line Baner oe, suggesting a historical organizational note or membership record.
George Sokolsky notes New York Republicans reject Rockefeller and Democrats Harriman. He argues voters doubt parties and fear candidates will say anything for election. Goldwater Knowland surfacing over right to work. warns of rising elite power. stresses need for conscious choice and active citizenship.
The Enterprise letters urge continued foreign aid, praising its economic and political benefits in Western Europe and developing nations. They cite technical assistance, loans, and grants as vital to raising living standards and preserving the U S influenced world order. The High Point League of Women Voters backs ongoing foreign economic aid.
A sharp-eyed Marine complains an editor misidentified a sergeant as Marines instead of the Army. The letter defends wartime honesty and competence, warns that pro Communist or partisan criticism aiding Red China harms national unity and could aid the enemy.
The Charlotte Observer honors Isaac Erwin Avery with a grave memorial shaft at Morganton. Speakers praise his deep love for North Carolina, his essays, and his influence on regional journalism, noting his pioneering column writing and the paper’s commitment to education and future prospects.
Lynn Nisbet notes a peak color display in Asheville and Great Smokies while Fontana and Fontana Lake show low water. Traffic snarls in Canton draw 150 to 175 in line with visitors from many states. Waterways like the Catawba Neuse Tar stay clear due to conservation and light rainfall, benefiting farms and reservoirs.
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