Daily Meditation on Promises and Deuteronomy Verse
A devotional meditation cites Deuteronomy 23 23 urging care in vows and quotes Arthur Warwick on forethinking promises. It reflects on keeping spoken pledges to God and the discipline of what one intends to do.
Sanford Faces Subtle Budget Fight Over Coltrane Chair Choice
Governor Sanford keeps his stance soft on appointing David S. Coltrane as Budget Commission chairman. Rep Tom Woodard warns the move could clash with policy, raising concerns about propriety while the state weighs fiscal health and House direction for the next biennium.
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Sanford
Advisory Budget Commission
David S. Coltrane
Tom Woodard
Wilson
Budget Commission
House
Coltrane
Doctors Accept Habits At AMA Meeting In Denver
The American Medical Association conference in Denver discussed American habits like coffee breaks and the cocktail hour as here to stay with moderation as the policy. Doctors noted 100 billion pounds of coffee annually averaging three cups per adult over 19, caffeine tolerance varies and warnings about coffee related illnesses exist. The piece humorously notes women may have long coffee breaks and jokes that drivers would be affected by alcohol, suggesting moderation is harder for drinkers than for coffee.
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American Medical Association
Denver
Newspaper Still Serves as Indispensable Medium says study
A study by Audits and Survey Company reports 49 percent would be lost without newspapers and 28 percent would feel the same about TV. It notes 86.4 percent of 54 million American homes read a newspaper on a weekday and emphasizes newspapers as the primary communication medium today and tomorrow.
Editorial Viewpoint on AFL-CIO Rift at Bal Harbour Convention
The AFL-CIO convention in Bal Harbour Florida centers on a jurisdiction dispute between industrial unions and building trades. Leaders like Walter Reuther and George Meany warn of internal war harming the labor movement while union membership shows declines from 1953 to 1960 and Teamsters surge after readmission talks.
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Afl-Cio
Bal Harbour
Fla
Florida
Building Trades
AFL
AFL and Cio
Industrial Union Department
al Hayes
Machinists
Walter P. Reuther
IUD
Miami
George Meany
U. S. Department of Labor
U. S
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
High Point Enterprise Staff Roster
Listing shows D A Rawley as president and Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer. Holt McPherson editor Joe Brown managing editor Patterson JR advertising director and W V Idol Jr business manager Charles B Loflin circulation manager are also named.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Nes
Joe Brown
Shasahs 5048
Patterson, JR
Wv. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Letters to The Editon Emphasize Conservation Education
Editor thanks North Carolina schools and colleges for cooperation in a long running conservation education effort. He requests continued support for a new series of accident education films donated by a foundation to reduce highway and workplace injuries and to be shared widely before returning to donors.
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North Carolina
PTA
North
Non Tax Colleges Drive Major Growth in NC Education
North Carolinians have funded non tax colleges through private gifts and denominational support, surpassing state operating appropriations for capital improvements. Institutions like Belmont Abbey Campbell College Mars Hill Chowan Meredith Wake Forest Duke add dorms and facilities as Methodists invest about 20 million, with donors funding growth beyond tax money.
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Jesse Helms
Wral-Tv
Helms
Belmont Abbey
Campbell College
Buies Creek
Mars Hill College
Baptist Junor College
Gardner - Webb
Boiling Springs
Wingate College
Union County
Chowan College
Murfreesboro
Graphic Arts of
North Carolina College
Chowan
Meredith
Wake Forest
Raleigh
Winston Salem
Seminary
Wake
Louisburg College
Rocky Mount
Pfeiffer College
Meisenheimer
Greensboro College
High Point College
Duke University
Duke Foundation
Apathetic drills and local progress amid wartime efforts
Civil Defense Director George Spinnett reports only about one percent of people responded to the take cover alert. The piece notes little public reaction, ongoing efforts to improve alertness, and related civic activities including Christmas Cheer Fund fundraising and banking developments in High Point North Carolina. It also covers plans for a new armory, hotel/motel growth, Piedmont Airlines fleet changes, and local honors at the University of North Carolina with Phi Beta Kappa taps for Arch School and others.
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High Point
North Carolina
New Jersey
Miss X
High Point College
Miss Guyer
Thetus Morgan
Civil Defense
George Spinnett
Christmas Cheer Fund
Arch
Arch, Jr
University of North Carolina
University of Virginia
Phi Beta Kappa
Young Schoch
High Point High School
Carolina
Virginia
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Arthur Warwick
Woodard
High Point Enterprise
Eekly
N.C
UNO
North Main Street Point
N. C
Enterprise
J. L., Faircloth
Southern States Forestfire Commission, Inc
Birmingham
Ala
the Enterprise
Gene Surrett
Bob Latta
Miss High Point
Lynn Nisbet
Fayetteville
Ben Roberts
James B. Lovelace
Scoottish Bank
Broad
College Streets
Wachovia
Jamestown
Carson Stout
Army
Robert J. McBride
12Th U. S. Army Corps
Atlanta
Third Army
Fort McPherson
12Th Corps
Paris Street
South Main Street
Greensboro
Piedmont
Piedmont Airlines
Charles Lee Amos, Jr
Melrose Hosiery
Kenner
Melrose
Clarence Poe
Tar Heels
South
Richmond
Virginius Dabney
Poe
Guilford