Cone Leaves End Of An Airport Era At Greensboro High Point
Ceasar Cone resigns from the Greensboro High Point Airport Authority after 26 years, signaling a shift to broader northern Piedmont air service. The article notes his devotion, personal land purchases for airport needs, and tension over taxes, while praising his public spirit and contributions. Paul Howard Jr. replaces him as the authority eyes smoother operation amid future plans.
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Ceasar Cone
Greensboro-High Point
Piedmont
Greensboro
High Point
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Paul Howard Jr
Cone
Martin
Amos
Bell Labs plans move signals Piedmont Crescent growth
The Bell Laboratories plan to relocate 900 workers to a west Greensboro location follows Western Electric's east Greensboro plant project. The announcements highlight a major corporate commitment by American Bell and Western Electric to North Carolina, signaling higher wage manufacturing growth and state economic appeal.
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Bell Laboratories
Greensney Fall
Piedmont Crescent
Western Electric
Greensboro
American Es
Piemont
North Carolina
Bell System
Trudeau or Martin Favored In Liberal Leadership Race
Editorial Research notes front runner status for Trudeau in the four month Liberal leadership contest to succeed Pearson. It cites Trudeau's Harvard and economics background, cabinet service, and varying support from Le Droit and Le Soleil, with Paul Martin and John Turner as contenders and a fall election likely if a winner is chosen.
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Pearson
Justice
Darling
Canada
Harvard
School of Economics
Canada Kennedy
Trudeau
le Droit
le Soleil
Paul Martin
Martin
John Turner
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Ballyhoo
U. S
Liberal Party
Lester Pearson
Tonere
Liberals
Bobby Kennedy
Pierre-Elliot Trudeau
Bobby
Paul Hellyer
Robert Winters
Winters
Ottawa
Windsore
Detroit
State Department
White House
US Senate log rolling on textiles steel and oil quotas
Three Senators Hollings Hartke Long form a backroom drive to fix import quotas on textiles steel and oil, challenging balance of trade warnings. Despite opposition from Treasury and retailers, the bloc pushes through measures while Canada readies a quiet Liberal leadership contest led by Martin Trudeau and Hellyer.
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Washington
Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
Gulf of Mexico
Hollings
Senate
Eddie McCormack
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Senator Hartke
Bethlehem
U. S. Steel
Lake Michigan
Indiana
Hartke
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Fowler
National Retail Merchants Association
Congress
Outside demonstrations loom at summer political conventions
The piece notes that protests outside conventions may outnumber demonstrations inside the halls this summer. It cites Tilly who says Bonnie and Clyde teaches that a girl should avoid men who chew on match sticks.
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Tilly
Bonnie and Clyde
Poem Reflections, Political Encounters, and Community Loss
A fragmented column blends Virginia Buser's verse praising God with a plane encounter where Ed Hardin meets Robert F. Kennedy and debates open housing. It notes Wendell Patton’s Prague visit, Barron’s boat feature praising a 93 500 yacht, a Community Concert Association campaign, and the death of Mrs Atlas McDowell who led a seaside trip for Golden Agers.
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Montreal
Bar Association
Ed Hardin
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
North Carolina
Atlas McDowell
McDowell
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New York
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Wendell Patton
High Point College
England
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Margaret D. Pacey
Hatteras
Rockwell
General Motors
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Community Concert Association
Atlanta Symphony
Robert Shaw
Claude Frank
Gramm
Edith Penneman
Ene Johnson
Jimmy Reston
New York Times
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Reston
Texas
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