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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1958
Page
4
Pasternak turns down the Nobel Prize in Literature stating the award would carry meanings harmful to Soviet society. He says the refusal is not ill will and notes his gratitude earlier, using the moment to underscore Doctor Zhivago and critique the Kremlin.
The article compares Maine lobster fishermen jailed under anti trust law for limiting catches to coal miners led by John L. Lewis. It argues monopoly and price fixing threaten American free competition and cites Donald Richberg’s warnings on labor union monopoly as a danger to liberty. The piece notes fishermen frame their actions as seeking fair pay but face enforcement challenges.
CAB Chairman James R. Durfee tells airlines that higher traffic volume and lower costs, not fare boosts, solve transition to high speed jets. He notes temporary rate increases are capped and urges plans to grow coach traffic while keeping prices competitive to avoid price-driven decline in demand.
Teenagers disrupted a rehearsal by 23 year old pianist Van Cliburn as police watched. They jammed the hall to its 1350 seat fire limit, cheered, laughed, stamped, then focused on the orchestra and soloist showing how music can command attention and tame the crowd.
Mrs. Clive Runnels of Lake Forest Illinois, a Republican National Finance Committee member, flew on Pan American’s daily jet to Paris for lunch and returned the same afternoon. The Paris lunch tab totaled $1 010 before service.
This week surveys the 1956 election climate and bold forecasts from party leaders. It recalls past predictions by Kirwan and Simpson and notes how actual results diverged from forecasts as voters prepare for Election Day. It also touches on Eisenhower's Middle East actions and the era’s nuclear weapons talks amid a Geneva conference.
The High Point Enterprise listing the newspaper staff and offices at 305 307 North Main Holt McPherson editor W Patterson managing editor advertising director W Idol Jr business manager LoFlin circulation manager and mail rates and a note of postal designation under the 1879 act.
George Sokolski surveys how Madison Avenue firms influence campaigns by creating the impression of inevitability. He notes the shift from nonpolitical work to political consulting, the rise of whispering campaigns, and the aim to paint a candidate as untouchable winner.
Heart Fund opens office and Guilfordian leads American Heart Association as centers expand private rooms boosting survival by 15 to 20 percent. Dr Wilkins and Cleveland Clinic researchers discuss plasmin and streptokinase as clot dissolvers, while Wall Street Journal highlights new drugs and preventive strategies amid 400,000 annual circulatory deaths.
Governor Hodges urges C&D board members to lobby county and area lawmakers for the state development program funding. He stresses teamwork among government branches, private enterprise, and citizens, and notes planes aid in forestry, fisheries, and law enforcement, with air patrols likely.
Editor urges parents to curb Halloween vandalism first by stopping their children from terrorizing homes and shops. Piedmont Baptist Association expresses appreciation to The Enterprise for courteous coverage of its 65th annual meeting and thanks the paper for factual reporting.
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