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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1959
Page
4
A meditation urging believers to trust in Christ for strength and courage in trials. It asserts God’s help in any difficulty, encourages faith and humility, and cites Psalm 37 25 to emphasize God’s provision for the righteous.
Raleigh hosts talks to end a labor dispute at Kay Manufacturing Co. The Enterprise notes communication breakdown, hopes Labor Commissioner Frank Crane can bridge gaps. The piece warns prolonged walkouts harm workers and city industry, urging a settlement to prevent broader problems.
The Enter prise urges faster speed reductions near EF Lexington Avenue and near other schools. The city faces risk if signs are delayed and questions who bears blame for a child’s death. The piece questions whether enough slow-down signs exist and if some intersections must wait.
Khrushchev toured New York with mixed reception as crowds cheered hopes for disarmament and a World’s Fair revival loomed. The piece notes New Yorkers’ wary, lively response, television coverage of baseball, and a surge of redevelopment led by the Chase Manhattan Bank while calling for an end to the steel strike.
Editorial argues five year Parliament limit, Macmillan timing for a pro Conservative campaign. Notes Moscow trip and summit hopes boost mood as voters respond to economic improvement and foreign policy moves after Suez and Berlin ultimatum.
The piece outlines a tight vote race with Conservatives leading polls by small margins and Labor expanding liberal candidacies. It notes Liberals courting balance of power, near equal 1955 results, and campaign themes on domestic welfare, education, and foreign policy restraint.
The 1959 General Assembly authorized 48.87 million for permanent capital improvements at state institutions, with 34.4 million contingent on voter approval. Educational bonds total 18.89 million and mental hospital bonds 12.05 million, with allocations by campus and project, including UNC Chapel Hill and NC State.
The passage mocks analysis as a pleasant pastime and notes a year of Western TV coverage. It cites Gov. McNichols quoting Khrushchev on Soviet elections and Rep. Coffin on Congress lights failing but voices persisting. The tone mixes humor with political jab about media and democracy.
A study summary outlines a six part series on high school programs. It details general and elective courses with required counts in English social studies history math science and American Government. It also covers general education load and ability grouping with checklists for schools.
The piece analyzes Khrushchev’s repeated references to death and annihilation, noting a mix of humor and sudden anger. It questions whether his bravado masks insecurity, observes temper with officials, and warns Western leaders to read his act as potential leverage under power.
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