Dr Winston Qualified to Re Align National Welfare
Editorial lauds Dr Ellen Winston named head of HEW welfare division as part of Kennedy era realignment. Notes move to combine bureaus from Social Security into a broader system. Praises her executive capability and impact on national welfare programs and future medical care plans.
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Winston
Social Security Administration
Children’s Bureau
Bureau of Family Services
Dr. Winston
Power rate cuts ease burden for High Point and Duke customers
The High Point city council trimmed 150000 off local electric charges to align with Duke Energy domestic rates, prompting Duke to announce system-wide cuts that could save residential customers about 610000 annually. Duke’s average 1.95 cent per kWh tops the national 2.45 cent average, signaling strong pricing discipline amid ownership changes in western North Carolina. The move reduces room for further High Point rate matching, as Duke’s all-electric rate nears the city’s wholesale price.
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High Point
Duke
Ing
TVA
Textile Imports Show Dip Amid New Cotton Pact
The November 1964 import figures reveal 68 million square yards of cotton textiles, down from 106 million in October, signaling limited early success of the long-term international cotton agreement that became operative two months ago. Commerce officials note zero is unlikely, yet any reduction helps the U.S. cotton textile industry.
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Hickman Price
U.S
Editorial Research profits share push gains in industry
The piece notes United Automobile Workers leader Walter Reuther aims to press for profit sharing with General Motors Ford and Chrysler in 1964 after the American Motors model. It highlights how American Motors distributed 12.37 million dollars to 32,300 workers including 27,000 hourly and 5,200 salaried employees with stock and pension benefits and explains profit sharing's growth and arguments for and against widespread adoption.
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Ther
United Automobile Workers
American Motors
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Ion
Reuther
Kaiser Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
United States
Proctor & Gamble
Eastman Kodak
Sears Roebuck
Sanford eyes New York talk on tax free bonds policy
Governor Sanford may speak in New York on February 2 to outline North Carolina’s potential shift toward tax free revenue bonds for industrial financing. The Floyd committee urged a controlled plan, while Sanford has not yet commented publicly. The speech would highlight the state’s salesmanship in luring industry and balance between agriculture and industry.
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Sanford
New York
Floyd
North Carolina
Floyd Committee
Sales Executives Club of
High Point Enterprise Advertising and Staff Directory
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription rates by mail and carrier, plus staff roles. It names D A Rawley as president, Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer, Holt McPherson editor, Joe Brown managing editor, W Patterson Jr advertising director, W W Idol Jr business manager, and Charles B Loflin circulation manager.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Nye
Ae Fhae
Joe Brown
W. Patterson, JR
W. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Year With Many Faces 1962 A Period Of Testing And Turmoil
James Marlow surveys 1962 as a pivotal year marked by cuban missile crisis still unresolved Vietnam conflict, Indian border tension, Algerian assassinations, and civil rights strife at Mississippi. It notes Kennedy forced Soviet missile removal, space feats, stock market wobble, and fragile progress on disarmament while East West disarmament talks stall.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Cuba
Kennedy
Viet Nam
India
Algeria
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Berlin
Congo
East
Richard M. Nixon
Russia
Khrushchev
United States
West
Quotes From Murrow On World Opinion And Strength
Edward R. Murrow warns that dismissing world opinion erodes concern for people and leads to ruling by brute force and terror, opposing adversaries. He, as head of the U. S. Information Agency, argues for considering global sentiment in shaping policy and communication.
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Edward R. Murrow
U. S. Information Agency
A Christmas Pageant and Local Tales From High Point
A local writer relays memories of a possible Hollywood move to North Carolina and its avoided impact, praises the First Reformed Church of Christ Christmas scene by Karl Clary, and shares anecdotes from High Point about cars, Davidson basketball, High Point College wins, and a note on Hugh Haynie's pneumonia.
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California
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Hollywood
First Reformed Church of Christ
English Street
J. R. Young
Karl Clary
Clary
YMCA
College Village
Pisgah
Hugh Haynie
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Raleigh
Morehead City
Bert Bennett
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GOP
Charles R. Jonas
Charlotte
By James Marlow
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Glenoa
R. L
Bob” White
Oakley
W. D. Burgess
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Mr. White
Charles W. McCrary
Asheboro
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