Changing design marks state role in school planning
Controversy over delays at Lucy C. Ragsdale High School in Jamestown highlights how state rules guide school construction. The Guilford County project, ready by opening, reflects ongoing shifts in design practice and the need for clearer responsibility and streamlined procedures across agencies.
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Lucy C. Ragsdale
Jamestown
States
Guilford County
Lucy Ragsdale
Robert W. Connor
Khrushchev Visit Should Show Real America
George Sokolsky argues Khrushchev should be shown the Middle West and its diverse people to reveal the true American melting pot. He urges visiting Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and smaller cities to expose varied races and classes, stressing equal pay, university life, and genuine American freedoms over staged displays.
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San Tes
Eac Ie
FBI
Richard Nixon
Warsaw
Nixon
Khrushchev
Charles L. Dancey
Peoria
Star
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
New York
Washington
New Orleans
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Middle West
New England
America
Chev
Harlem
New York City
AFL CIO votes to boycott Khrushchev visit
The AFL-CIO executive council, by 22 to 3, approves avoiding official contacts with Soviet Premier Khrushchev. Dissents cite moral concerns about communism and its human rights abuses, while George Meany argues Americans should avoid honoring a regime that suppresses freedoms.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations
Walter P. Reuther
Auto Workers
James B
Electrical Workers
O. A. Knight
Oil and Chemical Workers
George Meany
Ers
Afl-Cio
CBR Warfare Debate Roils Defense and State
Editorial accuses U S Defense and State departments of delaying open discussion on chemical biological and radiological weapons. It cites congressional testimony about Soviet development and warns that gases and biological agents could threaten populations, with calls to boost funding and expose public debate.
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U. S
Defense
Kastenmeier
Soviet Union
United States
Arthur G. Trudeau
Marshall Stubbs
Army Chemical Corps
William M. Creasy
Chemical Corps
Russia
Armed Services
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Pearl Harbor
House Space Committee
Congress
Gen. Creasy
Gen. Trudeau
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
The High Point Enterprise Establishes Independence
The High Point Enterprise is published every afternoon and Sunday morning by The High Point Enterprise, Inc. It lists North Main Street address and a yearly subscription rate, noting second class mail matter under act of March 3, 1879.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Political wind signs stir Capitol hopes and rumors
Political observers scan signs and rumors around Capitol Square as potential gubernatorial and senatorial races form. Hodges says he will not influence his successor's selection, while others like Sanford Larkins Hewlet and Jordan pursue or hint at running, with Cannon-influenced factions weighing their options.
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Addison Hewlett
United States Senate
Luther Earnhardt
Ninth Congressional District
Cannon
Hugh Alexander
Congress
Edwin Pate
C&d
Mel
Broughton
Hodges
Terry Sanford
John Larkins
Everett Jordan
Notes on the Political Scene and a Possible Special Session
The piece discusses Governor Hodges and his ambitions for a national role, the Senate, and the Democratic National Convention. It notes the potential for a special legislative session in North Carolina to influence constitutional reform and next year’s elections. It mentions the Southern Governors Conference in Asheville and industry-hunting excursions as backdrops for behind the scenes campaigning.
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Tfis
Max Gardner
Dick Broughton
Ralph McDonald
Thosse
Hodges
United States Senate
North Carolina
Asheville
English minister’s reflections on a July exchange visit
Dr. A R Ankers writes of a July exchange visit to Beckminster, praising local hospitality and Christian life. He notes the strong Anglo American ties, hopes for racial harmony, warns against oversimplification, and commends community values of home church and school.
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A. R. Ankers
Britain
Wolverhampton
High Point
Ankers
Tudor Crescent
England
Harness
Beckminster
C. C. Herbert
Herbert
Dr. Herbert
John Wesley
Amos Kearns
M.e
Jesse Washburn
Wesley Memorial
Christian Church
America
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Ness
Insurance Commissioner’s Office
State Board of Health
Henry J. Kamphoefner
State College School of Design
Marvin Johnson
George Sokolsky
U. S. Army Information Digest
Baby
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Gardner
Ehbringhaus
Charles Pearson
Holt McPhierson
British Commonwealth
Africa
Irene
Holt
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