Eisenhower Warns Steel Strike Must End on Return
In a radio address President Eisenhower implied the steel strike must be settled by the time he returns from abroad. Adlai Stevenson urged new labor law to empower the president, arguing public interest overrides private power. Stevenson warned the era of irresponsibility in labor and management must end as Congress may seek stricter rules beyond Taft Hartley.
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Christmas Club Drives Record Savings for 1959 Retail Season
Editorial notes 1959 Christmas retail sales may top 1958 by 4 percent and calls Christmas Club programs a major factor. About 13 million savers receive 1.405 billion dollars in Christmas Club payouts from 8000 banks, with mutual savings banks distributing 174 million to 1,764,483 members. The program rewards reluctant savings through enforced discipline, while most funds go into permanent savings rather than gifts.
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High Point Enterprise staff and offices listed
The High Point Enterprise displays its masthead with key staff: publisher D. A. Rawley, M. Terry as secretary-treasurer, Mrs W. Patterson Jr. as advertising, B. Loflin in circulation, and general business and national advertising numbers.
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A. Rawley
M . B. Terry
Asonteers
W. Patterson, JR
Aéverteie Derenes
Giesasscee
B. Loflin
Sugar politics and U S Cuba policy critique
George Sokolsky argues sugar politics favor Cuba and Castro, urging price adjustment or cessation of Cuban buys. He criticizes State Department errors in recognizing Castro and calls for Senate inquiry into the handling, naming officials and missteps.
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Cuba
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Humanismo
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Humanismo Movement
China
Editor's letter on police use of force in High Point case
In a December High Point Municipal Court case Willie Rabon was convicted of drunk and disorderly conduct resisting arrest and assault on officers by biting. The editor argues officers may use force necessary to arrest but warns against excessive force or malicious intent and notes restraint by officers.
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Willie Edward Rabon
Gwee Cae
Supreme Court
the Enterprise
H. C. Muench
P. O. Box
Notes On The News Controversy Over Police Authority
A reader challenges a judge's remark that police may act with lethal force, urging humane, ethical treatment and questioning impartiality. The letter urges Christ in Christmas reflections and criticizes Gestapo imagery in law enforcement.
Man of the South Norman Cocke honored in Charlotte tribute
The event honors Norman A. Cocke for over five decades with Duke Power and Duke University. Attendees include Holt McPherson J Welch Harris Amos R Kearns and R J Reynolds executives. The trip from Winston-Salem used an F 27 plane and the Charlottetown Mall visit followed.
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Winston-Salem
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
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Piedmont Aviation
Charlottetown
Southern Radio
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Charlotte Boys
High Point
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Loss of Lexingon City Manager to Durham Shocks Local Officials
One of the city’s brightest managers, George Aull, has left Lexington for Durham. Aull, who trained under General James R. Townsend in Greensboro, impressed officials but chose Durham’s offer. Despite this, Lexington officials note the strong credentials he carried. Jayhawker Pete, in the Kiwanis club bulletin, lists Cicero inspired life advice on six common mistakes, including crushing others and neglecting reading.
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George Aull
Lexington
James R. Townsend
Greensboro
Pete
Cicero
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Kiwanis Club
Quotes on space, television, and debts highlight public figures
Excerpts feature Lt. Col. Turner on space adaptation, A A Hertzog defending no television in South Africa, Dr Irvine Page on leg use by women, and budget critiques by Maurice Stans. The text frames views on technology, race, gender, and national debt shaping policy and public opinion.
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W. H. Turner
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
America
Maurice H. Stans
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