Could Railroad Unions Be Pressing Nationalization
Rail unions push for high pay and benefits while arbitration signals cuts to 33 000 firemen jobs. Firemen and Enginemen demand a 25 percent wage hike as diesel firemen face attrition, raising fears of nationalization funded by taxpayers and a rail industry near bankruptcy.
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Lake Campaign Shifts Focus in Greensboro Address
Dr I Beverly Lake announced another governorship bid and used his Greensboro address to attack big government and European Asiatic ideologies. He shifts from a 1960 segregationist image toward a broader conservatism, offering voters a choice among Lake Moore and Preyer as three brands of conservatism for the Democratic nomination.
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Johnson Prospects Lift Markets After Assassination Shock
Editorial notes that the New York Stock Exchange viewed Johnson's presidency with confidence as the Dow Jones rose 22.03 points, with markets firm on the first trading day. It analyzes election-year market movements, party effects, and the contrast between public panic and institutional buying following Kennedy's assassination.
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High Point Enterprise Advertsing Staff Roles
The High Point Enterprise lists key positions including President Secretary Treasurer Baytor Manague and staff such as Advertising Manager and Circulation Manager. Roles indicate leadership and business operations within the newspaper.
What Do You Do With 1 000 Sofas
New York City air pollution head Arthur J. Benline laments the stubborn problem of disposing old sofas amid smog efforts. He notes landfills are crowded, burning produces fumes, and dumping offshore risks derelict furniture. even ideas like launching sofas into orbit fail.
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Letters to The Editor Appreciation of Musical Coverage
A reader thanks The Enterprise for coverage of the Central High School Orchestra concert on Nov 17 and for ongoing music reportage by Melnikov, praising Piedmont area coverage and space for the arts.
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Melnikov
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Notes On The News On Work Ethic And Honest Pay
Ann Landers cites employers now ask job seekers about pay vacations and hours, not willingness to earn. Many workers are lazy and demand wealth without effort, while others toil honestly to earn their income. wealth alone does not define greatness.
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Worldwide sympathy flows after Kennedy assassination headline
Letters from Britain Sweden and South America reveal universal sorrow for John F Kennedy. Readers describe grief from the public in pubs and football matches to parliamentary tributes, urging Americans to uphold dignity and unity in the wake of tragedy.
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U.S
Henry Dowdy
John F. Kennedy
South America
Tediz
Carson Stout
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