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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1958
Page
4
A religious reflection cites John 10 30 to affirm that Christ and Paul are one and that this unity grants power to preach. The message asserts Paul and Jesus as one carrying infinite power and influencing the world.
The article reports Maurice H. Stans, budget director, predicting two more years of belt tightening and a return to balance by fiscal 1961. He states deficits of 2.8 billion this year, 12 billion in 1959, and 5 billion in 1960, with tax receipts rising toward 80 billion and the national debt staying under 300 billion if the economy recovers. Further growth could avoid deeper deficits and enable tax cuts and debt reduction after stabilization.
The State Board of Education urges a 10 percent average pay raise for teachers and other workers and requests 385 million dollars for school operations for 1959 to 1961. It notes enrollment growth needing 333 million, compares 3204 million to current spending, and highlights costs for an extra teaching week at around 742 million.
Senator Spessard Holland wins a tight Florida primary for a third term as district voters consider the national implications. The conservative Holland championed states rights and opposition to integration while Pepper attacked his voting record, signaling a shift toward a more conservative Democratic nominee for 1960.
The piece outlines U S hopes to resume Geneva talks with China over offshore islands and Formosa. It notes Ambassador Beam awaiting Chinese overtures, Chou En-lai's call for renewed talks, and Dulles framing peace through renunciation of force while preserving sovereignty.
The High Point Enterprise establishes as an independent newspaper with listed staff roles including president secretary treasurer editor managing editor advertising director business manager and circulation manager. The paper is printed in High Point North Carolina and published by High Point Enterprise, Inc.
The Enterprise prints readers arguing over government spending and taxes while praising the Friendship Tour sponsor. Contributors criticize inflationary spending, urge restraint, and thank The Enterprise for organizing a two week Paris trip with praise for guides Paolo Koch and Hans Cervinka and for “Enterprise people” Joe Addie Janet.
George Sokols ky argues Congressional probes fail to finish, noting uncashed cashier's checks used as cash and offshore accounts. He cites McClellan era cash moves, calls for IRS action, and urges constructive tax policy to close loopholes aiding prominent figures.
Al Klemme, famed stained glass craftsman, marks his 80th birthday while remaining active as president of High Point Glass Decorative Co. Henry A. Foscue and R. C. Mike Boyce plan to attend America's Cup races aboard the Boston Belle. The 685th Ordnance Ammunition Company reunion returns to High Point with Col. Joe Carruthers leading veterans in a Sheraton gathering. Jewish High Holy Days begin with Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, prompting prayers for Israel and a focus on local philanthropy, especially the High Point Memorial Hospital dedication and Heart Center gift anchor.
The advisory Budget Commission opened hearings on capital improvement requests and B budgets. Officials argued money must be spent to save money and that growth should wait until facilities are maxed out. Department of Revenue and the Auditor’s Office were highlighted for potential savings and efficiency gains.
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