New South Strikes Signal Era of Labor Unrest
The South faces a new era as the six week old Southern Bell strike and Louisville and Nashville Railroad dispute test labor management relations. A union victory would boost organizing. a management win would slow unionization and deepen bitterness, with broader regional impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
South
AFL
CIO
Summer Drowning Warnings Prompt Call for Caution
A High Point boy drownings near Albemarle warn that summer water deaths will likely rise again. The piece urges awareness and safer swimming practices to reverse or at least reduce the fatal patterns seen in lakes rivers and beaches.
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Albemarle
First Quarter Business Shows Healthy Rise Across Nation
Persistent optimism marks early 20th century style outlook as first quarter reports show bigger sales and higher profits. Auto production exceeds last year while furniture makers in High Point report rising volume and stronger market activity. Farmers face frost damage, but government policies bolster confidence and expansions resume after a slow prior year.
Bread on the waters reflects Philippine aid drive
The Philippine Junior Chamber of Commerce spearheads a plan sending over 58 Filipino doctors, dentists and nurses to South Vietnam to tackle health needs amid Geneva conference tensions. Secretary Dulles calls the effort inspiring as Filipinos, recently gaining independence, extend help to other nations.
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VU. S
Philippine Junior Chamber of Commerce
South
Viet Nam
Dulles
Free Nations
United States
Matusow Case Seen As Communist Plot To Target Roy Cohn
The piece argues that Harvey Matusow fabricates testimony to attack Roy Cohn linking him to Rosenberg cases. It cites J. Edward Lumbard and Judge Edward Dimock ruling Matusow false, portraying the effort as Communist revenge and a bid to reanimate Matusow’s influence in probing prosecutions.
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Matusow
McCarthy
Colin
Harvey Matusow
Goed
Harvey
Roy Cohn
Cohn
Rosenbergs
William Remington
Edward Dimock Up
Trachtenberg
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Vishinsky
Charney
Lumbard
Freo
Lawmakers Revise Building Code Bill Amid Grammar Debates
North Carolina House Judiciary I favorable a substitute for the reorganization commission building code bill removing ex office officials and setting eight governor appointed members from building industry sectors. Senate discussion followed, while a dog theft tax issue was revised to cover dogs taxed or untaxed.
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Building — House
Judiciary I
Reorganization Commission
Building Code Council
Tom Turner
Guilford
Sam Worthington
Pitt
George Craig
Asheville
Kirby Sullivan
Brunswick
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Thelma Richardson Fisher
General Assembly
Ralph Fisher
Transylvania
North Carolina
W. P. Few
Happiness and Retirement and Peanuts Humor
A column theme mixes reflections on happiness and future trends in the 1960s, noting homes, leisure, plastics, and nutrition. It cites a Nazi sciences context on retirement age based on mental abilities, plus a tale about Ike Brown solving a shop machine issue. It ends with jokes and jokes about peanuts and a road hog remark.
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Nazi Academy of Sciences
Washington
L. L. Thurstone
University of North Carolina
Ike Brown
Ike
Nixon Fishing Tale Tests Nixon’s Presidential Readiness
Washington anecdote tracks Richard Nixon’s two fishing misadventures and mocks his piscatorial skills. The piece recalls past presidents including Coolidge Hoover FDR Truman and Eisenhower as anglers while noting Nixon’s awkward casting and a vain joke about alligators and crocodile tears.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Ike
Colorado
Nixon
Richard
Eisenhower
Delaware
Coolidge
Key West
Fla
Mr. Truman
Reath
Hamilton
Entanglement with the law hinges on traffic rules says safety director
Paul Blaisdell of the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies asserts driver compliance with rules prevents legal trouble, while a fragmented quote touches on security measures in the Senate chamber and mentions European and Russian assemblies in a theoretical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Blaisdell
Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
Senate
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High Point Enterprise
High Point
N. C
Holt McPherson
D. A. Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
Carlsbad
George Sokolsky
Miss Liberty
Kid Borther
Capitol Square
Lynn Nisbet
General Statutes Sets Out That the Secretary of State
Raleigh
Tative Fisher
Carlisle Higgins
Grace Taylor Rodenbough
Charles Pearson
W. A. Bivins
New York
Burke Davis
Greensboro
John White
White
Trinity
A. S. Roper
Rambler
George Dixon
Florida Everglades
James Shepley
Time- Life
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