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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1961

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Gamblers Not Entitled To Premium As Tax Cheats

IRS chief Mortimer Caplin says the United States loses about 25 billion dollars yearly in unreported taxes with professional gamblers a major offender. Senate investigator McClellan echoes calls for strict enforcement of the ten year old gambling stamp tax and an end to tainted gains.

Internal Revenue Mortimer M. Caplin Uncle Sam T-men John L. McClellan Senate McClellan H. Alan Long IRS Intelligence Division

Reservists to Stay in Reserve As Berlin Tensions Rise

Reservists in the United States will largely remain in reserve despite Kennedy authority to call up units. Officials expect voluntary enlistments and the draft to supply most personnel for the buildup. The plan favors a gradual increase, aiming to strengthen forces quickly if Berlin crisis escalates, but keeping costs down.

Kennedy Berlin Pentagon Congress West Berlin Khrushchev East Germany Kremlin

Editorial on Civil Defense Shelters and Berlin Crisis

President Kennedy asked Congress for about 73 million for civil defense stockpiling and food. Congress has already allocated funds for shelter expansion and the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization in 1962. The piece weighs deterrence versus public alarm, Soviet responses, and the feasibility of shelter programs amid the Berlin crisis.

Kennedy Congress Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization Berlin West Berlin Soviet Union Leon Goure Rand Corporation New York Times Moscow Goure Kremlin

Rates by mail and carrier for High Point Enterprise

The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery. It shows annual and six month options, includes a Sunday edition, and notes a 3 percent sales tax.

Curtain remarks deepen Berlin crisis debate

In Berlin, correspondents to the So viet Embassy await East German officials as West Berliners urge a tougher U S push. Washington’s calm stance draws fire while Berliners credit Vice President Johnson and Gen Clay for defying what critics call a U S retreat in the iron curtain standoff.

Berlin HTNS L’unita Die Welt United States Johnson Lucius B. Clay Kremlin Brandt Bis Washington Kennedy Gen. Clay Germany United States of America Marshal Konev Soviet East Zone Clay Zhukhov

Constitutional balance in NC government ongoing vacancy concerns

Lynn Nisbet argues North Carolina's constitution needs modernization but not panic over a potential Governor vacancy after Lt Governor Cloyd Philpott's death. He explains the three branches, the Lt Governor’s limited legislative role, and the vacancy transfer rules in Sec. 26 Art II, noting the Senate leadership would assume duties if needed.

North Carolina Cloyd Philpott Senate Supreme Court

Note on Senate leadership and vacancies in the 1960s

The piece explains that the Senate president, not the lieutenant governor, holds the key powers of presiding and ratifying bills. It notes a vacancy in the lieutenant governor post, cites a 20th century precedent when a lieutenant governor died in office, and describes past adaptations by the Senate to fill leadership roles and assign committees.

Ority Sen Lunsford Crew Proiem Senate Philpott Hawaii Executive Department General Assembly Luther Hodges Luther Earnhardt Protem Paul Jones

Highway plans press for South Main and 311 widening

Holt McPhereen and the Chamber of Commerce urged rapid action on widening South Main and North Main, plus early 311 improvements from Winston-Salem to Highway 220 near Randleman. Tom Burton supported long-range plans with right‑of‑way issues and an October letting target, while Ed Kemp and City Planner Bill Colonna pushed a new thoroughfare plan to connect city and state routes. A Yellow jacket sting incident slowed photographer L. C. Chiles, and Henry E. Price praised press support for urban renewal ahead of his Sept. 1 start as Redevelopment executive director in High Point.

Division Tom Burton The Chamber of Commerce South Main Street North Main High Point Winston-Salem Randleman Ed Kemp Amos R. Kearns Bill Colonna S. Main Burton Highway Commission U. S. Bureau of Roads Jack Campbell Henry E. Price Redevelopment Cleveland

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