Violence Overshadows High Point Strike Turmoil
The High Point editorial condemns the Bot toms Fiske Truck strike violence. It denounces Teamsters leadership for hit and run tactics such as tire slashings and bomb threats, warns of unsolved acts, and urges labor groups to repudiate such methods to protect local businesses and families.
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Bottoms-Fiske
High Point
Teamsters
TV Quiz Scandals Prompt Broadzerar Overhaul
Editorial assesses the quiz show scandal and payola revelations shaking public trust in TV. It outlines FCC authority since 1934, proposed licensing of networks, and calls for industry self reform amid advertiser influenced programming.
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Tenterhooks
Charles van Doren
Congress
van Doren
Congressional
House Legislative Oversight Subcommittee
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Senate Commerce Committee
FCC
Commission
CBC
NBC
National Association of Broadcasters
TV Code Review Board
Edward W. Scripps
Sterling vs dollar era shift and European trade balance
The piece analyzes postwar currency power, noting sterling's rise as a global reserve and the dollar's dominance waning. It describes Britain and Europe expanding import quotas and export dependence on the US, the Common Market and EFTA dynamics, and the need for USD stabilization to safeguard world trade and peace.
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Geoffrey M. Wilson
Washington
London
Wilson
Great Britain
Europe
European Common Market
France
West German
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
European Free Trade Association of Seven Nations
Austria
Portugal
Switzerland
Common Market
Free Trade Association
United States
Sterling Bloc
West Germany
Ante room period shapes NC politics with private gatherings
Lynn Nisbet reports that December to January serves as preparation time for candidates with conferences and fund-raising under the radar. Rockefeller’s misstep and party realignments loom, while banks avoid direct campaign funding but influence totals remain unclear.
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Capitol Square
Nelson Rockefeller
Congress
North Carolina
Notes On The News This rocket shows pinpoint accuracy at long range
This brief observes a rocket claiming pinpoint accuracy at 15 000 miles though a matching example is not yet available. It notes the surprising claim and hints at limited current production or testing status.
Alexander Named President of High Point Savings & Trust
Fred W. Alexander is chosen to succeed H N Williard as president of High Point Savings and Trust Company. The move reunites Alexander with the local bank after stints at First National Bank and Union Trust, and follows Williard’s desire to see him lead the institution. Alexander returns January 18 to assume the helm, with community support and a track record in local banking.
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Ee Press Yadier
Associated Press
AP News
Hi Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Fred W. Alexander
High Point Savings & Trust Company
H. N. Williard
Alexander
Williard
Shelby Associates
First National Bank
Union Trust Company
Shelby
Blanton
First National
Blantons
Union Trust
Mr. Alexander
High Point Savings & Trust
William
High Point Savings and Trust
High Point name travels to Nova Scotia furniture complex
Affiliated Merchandizing Corp plans a High Point branded complex near Halifax with a three story warehouse for 17 Nova Scotia retailers, a 12 room showroom house, staff housing, cabins, pool, golf range and conference room. Dr Norval Luxon visits Carolina journalism school site in Howell Hall renovation. he predicts top five national status.
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High Point
Canada
Halifax
Halifax Chronicle-Herald
Merchandizing Corporation
Avon River
Nova Scotia
Norval Neil Luxon
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Carolina
Howell Hall
School of Pharmacy
Journalism At
Luxon
Nixon Favored Yet Distant GOP Nomination Preview
AP reports the 1960 Republican convention in Chicago could be dull unless Nixon gains the nomination amid Rockefeller withdrawal. Rockefeller criticizes party bosses, signaling potential primary clashes to let rank and file voters express preference before the July 25 start.
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Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Chicago
Rockefeller
Nixon
Mary McGrory
Washington Star
Milwaukee
New Hampshire
Los Angeles
for-Rockefeller
Eisenhower
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