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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1958
Page
4
A Bible Thought Today notes that being free from sin and serving God yields holy fruit and eternal life, while sin ruins life and makes eternal memories tormenting. It cites Romans 6:22 to contrast a sanctified life with ongoing guilt and misery.
A Soviet scientist at a nuclear conference touted hydrogen fusion ships and declassified Soviet research while Western rivals push cautious optimism. He claimed all Soviet thermonuclear papers are available to scientists, sparking debate over whether Russian progress is imitation or genuine breakthrough.
Thousands of students return to city classrooms marking the end of summer. New additions and modernizations expand capacity while the faculty benefits from improved pay. A state commission led by Senator Arthur Kirkman studies financing as the district eyes better schools and safety for motorists and students.
Editorial frames Gov. Almond’s pledge against school integration and outlines Virginia’s Massive Resistance laws. It notes four communities facing court-ordered desegregation deadlines this year and Prince Edward County delaying until 1965.
The High Point Enterprise is shown with its 1884 establish date and staff roles including President Mrs. R. B. Terry, Holt McPherson, Joe Brown, W. Patterson, and others. It notes advertising, business, and circulation details and March 4 1879 act entry status.
In a critique of the New York Democratic Convention in Buffalo and of party leadership, George Sokolsky argues politics is a contest among powerful leaders rather than government theory. He centers on Carmine DeSapio, Bossism, and calls for paid party membership and leadership selection to restore accountability.
Ralph Moody, assistant Attorney General, comments on the U S Supreme Court delay in the Little Rock school case. He expects the pause to aid appeals and reduce tensions, while noting potential shifts if schools reopen with an all white student body before the court reopens. Moody also discusses the Pearsall Plan and Pupil Assignment Act relation and nuances. Senator Everett Jordan, with Secretary Bill Whitely, tours the mountains seeking November votes and sets office plans for 1960. Alaska statehood moves proceed as formal proclamation nears.
The 1958 Clark's Directory of Southern Textile Mills records High Point with over 10 000 knitting machines and notes the city leading U S hosiery production. Growth includes Diamond adding 400 circular machines and others shifting capacities. regional centers show slower gains amid industry pressures.
A Camarillo columnist recounts a copy mishap where Miss Ziger's engagement announcement vanished from the social pages, only to appear later in the 30 years ago Behind The Times column, leaving editors puzzled about how the item migrated to an old time feature.
A compilation of remarks spans military morale in Beirut, court views on action and belief, religious politics around the League of Nations, a warned race against Soviet threats, a plan for a political life formula, a segregation case, a sensational murder confession, and a long political career in Dare county with conservation work noted.
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