Landis Energizes Kennedy Plan for Regulator Overhaul
Former Harvard Law dean James M. Landis presents a forceful report at President-elect Kennedy’s request urging broad reorganization of major federal agencies. The document blames 1950s agency drift on outside pressure and calls for reforms at the Civil Aeronautics Board, Federal Power Commission, Federal Communications Commission, and Interstate Commerce Commission.
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James M. Landis
Harvard Law School
Eisenhower
Truman
Kennedy
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Power Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Interstate Commerce Commissions
Kennedy considers regulation analysis a pivotal guide
Perspective notes Dr. Gerald Gordon criticizes overreaction to nerves while urging ongoing conflict in life and warns against outside lobbying in airline route regulation since 1948. It cites Eisenhower and Truman era restraint and praises the Landis report as a fair blueprint for robust government regulation against private interests.
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Gerald Gordon
Dupont
Eisenhower
Truman
Landis
Value Of Worry Across Generations Emphasized By Carnegie Leader
Dr. Daryl Haskins of the Carnegie Institution in Washington says the present era could be judged among the most significant periods of change since Rome fell. He notes troubling parallels and fears that survival rules have not changed.
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Daryl Haskins
Carnegie Institution
Washington
Hodges Named Kennedy Cabinet Secretary of Commerce
North Carolina governor Luther Hodges is chosen as John F. Kennedy’s Secretary of Commerce marking a rare Southern governor in the president’s cabinet. He has championed education and industrial growth, including the North Carolina Triangle, boosting state education funding and jobs during his term.
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Emmerce
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Hodges
North Carolina Associated Press Broadcasters
North Carolina Research Triangle
Triangle
ASTRA
Chemstrand Corporation
Germany
United States
E.C.A
Pittsylvania
Spray, North Carolina
Luther Hodges
University of North Carolina
Marshall Field Mills
South
Alexander Hamilton
William Pitt
England
America
Mozart
John Marshall
Supreme Court of the
Kennedy
Newspaper staff roster and roles listed
D A Rawley is president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor Joe Brown managing editor W Patterson advertising director Idol Jr business manager Charles Loflin circulation manager
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
W. Patterson
Idol, JR. Ae
Charles &. Loflin
The Squeeze Pushes People Toward Metro Areas
Dr. Edward Higbee of the University of Delaware warns a nationwide squeeze forces rural residents toward urban centers and then back to suburbs. He proposes a space bank model where a metropolitan unit buys unused land for planned use and directs it to private investment, criticizing zoning and urban renewal approaches as insufficient.
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Edward Higbee
University of Delaware
Higbee
Chambers of Commerce
Midwest
South
Metropolitan squeeze grows as cities face welfare shift
Dr. Higbee argues metro areas from Tulsa to Austin will be strained as social welfare moves toward real estate profits. He cites federal subsidies to farmers as displacing workers, pushing poor urban migrants into cities and worsening the squeeze on resources and housing.
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Great Lakes
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Fort Worth
Waco
Austin
Higbee
Nepotism and the Kennedy Justice Look at Youth in Power
George Sokolsky argues the Kennedy administration relies on youth and new faces. He cites Robert Kennedy as Attorney General and calls for capable, modernized antitrust and Justice Department leadership. He notes vacancies, calls for experienced judges, and stresses adapting to postwar economic realities.
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John Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Department of Justice
Attorney General's Office
Praise for High Point police and fire departments
Letter to The Enterprise thanks the High Point police and fire departments for rapid on scene aid after a large truck crashed into a Woodruff Street house. The writer praises their swift action, debris removal, and dedication, urging publication as daily gratitude.
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the Enterprise
High Point
Oak View
Woodruff Street
Police and Fire Departments
Sam Clarke
Notes On The News By Charles Pearson
Charles Pearson comments on wartime home front efforts with a witty quip about safety and dogs reflecting morale and resourcefulness during hardship. The piece blends humor with public sentiment and civic resilience.
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Charles Pearson
Fellows of High Point College Offer Donor Honors
The Fellow program at High Point College invites donations and community support with annual citations and catalog recognition. Early results show a $12,000 subscription toward a $15,000 goal as a dozen donors participate, while a 1960 close aims to oversubscribe the challenge.
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High Point College
Charles FE. Hayworth
H. H. Peterson
John Wesley
Oxford University
Hayworth
Dr. Peterson
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