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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1959
Page
3
Gov. Hodges told the North Carolina Wholesalers Assn that state per capita income could rise from 1317 in 1957 to about 3450 by 1988 and that population may reach six million by 1980. He urged wholesalers to influence legislation and warned against shifting sales tax to wholesalers.
John H. McCray of Columbia reports a five million dollar libel suit and a two million dollar suit against a Greenwood newspaper and six Anderson Negro leaders. He alleges December 1958 articles and a cropped photograph libeled him. He opposes forced integration and runs the Anderson Herald.
Clement Attlee, former British prime minister, is to address the Charlotte Executives Club at a February 20 dinner meeting. He will tour the United States this month, known as father of Britain’s welfare state for nationalizing railroads coal mines gas electric industries and public transportation. His government also granted independence to India Ceylon and Burma and helped establish Pakistan.
Ottawa AP report quotes Dr. George Lucas of the University of careate warning against using caffeine to boost a tired body after driving. he suggests even a cup of coffee should not be the final aid for fatigue and urges more research into safe fatigue management.
Dr. Clarence E. Pickett urged understanding in U S relations with the world at Springfield Friends Meeting before about 60 people. He said sharing wealth without condescension and averting nuclear war require hard human contact and building brotherhood. AFSC aims to both relieve suffering and foster mutual understanding. He noted his 22 years as AFSC secretary and spoke in Greensboro and Winston-Salem with further stops in Chapel Hill.
Arizona holds sixteen national monuments, more than any other state, highlighting the state’s rich heritage and protected sites across its diverse landscapes. The figure underscores Arizona’s prominent role in preserving national treasures.
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