Raymond Maxwell Steps Down After 39 Years Leading NC Elections
Raymond Maxwell resigns Jan 1 after 39 years as executive secretary of the State Board of Elections. He has guided North Carolina elections under ten governors since 1926 and also served as special assistant to the attorney general and escheat attorney for UNC. His work preserved election integrity and recovered millions for state and university programs.
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Raymond C. Maxwell
State Board of Elections
Raymond Maxwell
A. W. McLean
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Maxwell
James S. Hunt
Club Drive
Elections Board
Dick Swaim
Enterprise
Pensacola
Fla
Naval
Naval Reconnaissance Technical Center
Washington
C.W.G. Rich
U.S. Third Army
Atlanta
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Florida
U.S. Army
Third Army
U.S
Bill Mulvey
High Point
Slane
Hatteras Yacht Co
McCann-Erickson
New York
Mulvey
Margot Sherman
ABC Board Considers New Chapel Hill Liquor Outlet
The ABC board weighs moving a retail liquor store closer to UNC and the campus area to reduce travel for Chapel Hill residents. Critics say proximity to students could boost consumption, while supporters cite convenience and fuel-saving aspects. The piece frames the issue as a balance between control and promotion.
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Orange County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Chapel
Call For Vision On Magic Block Redevelopment
The Redevelopment Commission approved the lone bid for a downtown block after finding no feasible development with required restrictions. The city council now faces choosing a path that unlocks long term value and broader trade benefits for High Point’s central business district.
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E Redevelopment Commission
High Point
Economic outlook for 1965 amid Johnson era growth
Economists forecast 1965 GNP rising from about 623 billion to 655 billion, a roughly 5 percent gain amid strong late 1960s activity. Dow and stock values rise, while monetary cautions surface from Nadler and Heller about inflation and possible slowdown. optimism remains with forecasting agencies and business leaders.
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Lyndon Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Wah Hosaatent
Kennedy Johnson
New York Stock Exchange
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Monsanto Co
Independent newspaper subscription notice from High Point
A brief public notice outlines subscription options for The High Point Enterprise. It mentions mail and carrier delivery, advance payment, North Carolina mail rates, and a note about Associated Press content and national advertising representation.
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Meil
N.C
Associated Press
Panama Riots Loom Near First Anniversary in Canal Zone
Washington officials anticipate fresh demonstrations around the January anniversary of the Panama Canal riots. Panamanian students and leaders evade crackdown while radicals, teachers, and professors push agitation. Officials discuss diverting plans and a possible Johnson statement to defuse tensions.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
Floyd Britton
Victor Avilla
Britton
Avilla
Panamanian
Department of Education
United States
Peace Corps
Canal Zone
U. S
High Point Faces Civic Center Debate and Market Pressure
In a letter to the editor the writer argues a civic center boosts the economy by attracting conventions and housing demand from four furniture markets. The piece warns against harming the central business district and risks losing major retailers if the magic block fails as a retail hub.
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Iorium
High Point
Sears Roebuck
Penneys
Belk- Beck
Editorial notes on housing and safety in High Point
The Enterprise shares concerns on Medicare, central city locating a new center downtown, and housing proximity. It argues a torium near housing off second Point Street could offer motel facilities and land, while advocating protection for women amid rape cases and questioning law enforcement.
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High Point
Second Point
Interstate 8
Archie Lane
Teens cede wage control to girlfriends in alarming trend
Youth Research Institute of New York reports many teenage couples share finances with girls managing boys allowances and purchases. Older girls accompany shopping and influence style while boys face pressure to quit sweets or smoking. experts call it an emerging pattern altering traditional parental authority.
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Youth Research Institute of
New York
Sesh
Teuniane Tema Saath
Lester Rand
Institute
Rand
Aid for the Hungry Takes Moral Stand, Americans Urged to Help
An appeal stresses the duty to aid the less fortunate with food, arguing distribution could affect world markets but remains essential for those who are hungry through no fault of their own. The emphasis is on relief over money.
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High Point Enterprise
Web
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Maxne
ABC
Mi Ae
Marcus Nadler
Hanover Trust Co
Walter W. Heller
Elasie Ee Uland
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
M. J. Rossant
N. Y. Times
Johnson
the High Point
Enterpris Inc
Ee Pee Street
Sere Eenrne
Holt Eeeppasen
Eer Ote Pee
Meee
The
Winston-Salem
Winston - Salem
LBJ
Santa Claus
William Goldberg
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Carl G. McCraw
First Union National Bank
Charlotte
John F. Watlington
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Federal Advisory Council
Clarence Maxwell
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
House of Prayer
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