Goals Report Stresses Growth Fundamentals
A presidential commission delivers a ten year goals report stressing growth and national purposes. It highlights fiscal strains from education and social programs while affirming independence of the Declaration. Dissenting voices caution on spending, equality, and cultural exchange amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Colgate W. Darden
Virginia
Commission
Crawford W. Greenwalt
E. I. duPont de Nemours Company
George Meany
Kennedy taps Hodges for Commerce Secretary post
President-elect Kennedy names Governor Hodges to head the Commerce Department boosting the stature of his forthcoming cabinet. The selection, along with others like Ribicoff and Bell, signals a mix of conservative and liberal appointments aimed at shaping a capable national administration for the early sixties.
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Kennedy
Hodges
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Los Angeles
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Williams
David E. Bell
Harvard
High Point Enterprise Staff and Contact Details
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff positions including editor in chief Holt McPherson managing editor C W Patterson Jr and advertising director with the paper published from 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina The secretary treasurer is Mrs R B Terry and the circulation manager is D A Rawley Ward Griffith Company handles national advertising representation.
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High Point Enterprise
LINC
North Main Street Point
N. C
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
208 Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
Eekenes
Charles B. Loflin
D. A. Rawley
Is Britain Going American In a Big Way
London observes a wave of American influence from 10gallon hats to Wimpy Hamburgers and drive in banks. The piece notes rising skylines in London Birmingham and Manchester with new hotels and corporate buildings while Americans see modern Britain through factories, television and popular culture.
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Tom A. Cullen
Charles Dickens
Toby
Dickens
Tower of London
Buckingham Palace
Poet's Corner
Westminster Abbey
Britain
Willaamsburg
America
London
Birmingham
Manchester
Davids
Victor Blake
Chelsea
Piccadilly Circus
Wagon Train
England
Religion and Laughter in a Joyful Faith
The article argues humor and joy align with Christian faith, citing Jesus words and parables to show merriment as a divine gift. It contrasts gloomy church members with cheerful believers, notes rulers and reformers used wit, and urges families to spread happiness through faith.
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John Wesley
Jesus
Earth
Russia
Cer
Community ties urged to boost High Point College
Dr. Wendell M. Patton urged closer links between High Point and High Point College at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. A college seminar on morality and art, with panels of townspeople faculty and students, illustrated a path for community leadership education. The college plans another seminar next year and both groups are urged to support continued dialogue and growth.
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Wendell M. Patton
Chamber of Commerce
High Point
High Point College
Patton
Chamber
High
Youth and the Church Sparks in Methodist Magazine View
John Turner a 20 year old University of Oregon student writes in Together that youth need a cause and armor for faith. Readers respond with praise and critique as others discuss generational clash across the nation. Dr. A P Hudson highlighted for folklore and education contributions in UNC and USC publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Turner
University of Oregon
Together
Turner
Rev
C. H. Newborn
Havelock, N. C
A. P. Hudson
North Carolina Folklore Magazine
Hudson
Dr. Hudson
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Lawson
Brickell
USC
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Hiroshima
Iron Curtain
Soviet Russia
NATO
United Nations
SEATO
Green Thumb Department
Associated Press
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Fleet Street
St. Paul's Cathedral
Castrol
Bowater Paper Corporation
Thorn Electrical Industries
Park Lane
Hilton
Robert Marks
J. W. Babcock
Alden
N. Y
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