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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1967
Page
8
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A historical overview traces the poinsettia from Central American jungles to Mexico and the United States. It follows Joel Roberts Poinsett, South Carolina ambassador, introducing the plant to botanists and florists, its rise as a Christmas symbol, and care tips for home cultivation.
State Senator Lindsay C. Warren Jr. of Wayne will chair the Senate Committee on Courts and Judicial Districts in the 1967 General Assembly. Lt. Gov. Bob Scott announced Warren’s appointment and noted Warren also leads the courts commission which proposed the district court system.
The text outlines how a president may transfer power during anesthesia or incapacity, with the vice president acting upon written declaration and a majority of cabinet heads. It also explains resume procedures, congressional overrides, and vacancy rules with states listed as examples.
Mayor John V. Lindsay seeks to expand outdoor dining. Licenses Commissioner Joel J. Tyler notes a committee has been appointed to increase sidewalk cafes, currently about 50, mainly in Greenwich Village and midtown Manhattan.
The High Point Enterprise notes that ads fund news and warns without advertising support the paper would diminish. It references the Piedmont Triangle Advertising Club and names like Master illustrators and columnists as examples of features at risk.
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