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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1961

Page

10

Kennedy Opens Fight for Broad Tariff Authority

President Kennedy seeks renewed trade powers with broader tariff authority to cut imports and coax reciprocal reductions from allies. He outlined plans in speeches to the National Association of Manufacturers and the AFL CIO, urging efficiency and price stability while signaling possible wage considerations.

James Marlow Associated Press News Washington Kennedy Congress Europe United States National Association of Manufacturers Afl-Cio NAM AFL- Clo Labor

Labor officials steer cautious path on wage talks

Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg urged restraint to keep prices stable while describing administration aims. The tone suggests a gentle nudge to business and labor with a stronger push anticipated from Kennedy later.

Arthur J. Goldberg Wlayoe Kennedy

Dr. Charles F. Sims Dies Noted South Carolina Baptist Leader

Dr. Charles F. Sims, 68, longtime South Carolina Baptist leader and secretary treasurer of the state convention, died in Greenville after a heart condition. A native of Greenville County, he planned to reside in Greenville and had served as general secretary treasurer since 1949 after earlier pastorates and a Furman honorary degree. He had just presented his 12th annual report and had been elected convention president for the coming year.

Greenville 8.C Charles F. Sims Baptist” of South Carolina South Carolina Baptist Convention Lower Greenville County Sims Columbia First Baptist Church Greenwood Furman

After Holidays Trees Reused To Stem Erosion

Community groups collect Christmas trees after the holidays and pack them into eroded gullies in the west to stop soil loss. The effort uses recycled trees to reduce erosion and protect landscapes.

Winter Weather Strains Railroad Passenger Service

Railroads face a sudden surge in passenger traffic as winter storms close roads and airports. Extra trains and standby cars strain resources, forcing occasional service lapses despite best efforts.

Notorious Flop Highlights Limits of TV Movie Adaptations

AP TV writer notes NBC Theatre 62 remake Notorious is a dull spy tale with little character development. Barbara Rush and George Grizzard overstate romance on screen. The Wizard of Oz repeat airs on CBS, while Come Again to Carthage offers a stronger original drama with Piper Laurie.

New York NBC Barbara Rush Loretta Young George Grizzard Joseph Cotton Wizard ‘of Oz CBS Judy Garland Robert Crean Carthage Piper Laurie Crean Maurice Evans Miss Laurie

Disease costs leaf growers in North Carolina tobacco crop

Tar Heel flue cured tobacco growers lost 17.7 million dollars from this year due to plant diseases. The 1961 losses rose to 26.5 million overall, with severe black root rot blamed for higher burley losses in North Carolina.

Raleigh Furney Todd North Carolina State College North Carolina

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