Cities seek to reopen power agreement with private utilities
North Carolina municipalities led by High Point plan a Friday session at Sedgefield to press for reopening the REA co op and power company pact. Officials argue the deal was struck behind their backs and seek fair treatment as they weigh municipal distribution versus private power.
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Tuesday primaries eyed to replace Saturday voting
Senator Ed Kemp backs a bill to move primaries from Saturdays to Tuesdays. A Governor’s Commission study shows Tuesday general elections outperform Saturday primaries in participation, with Raleigh history and rural origins cited as reasons for the change.
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Krupp empire tied to Polish plants sparks Cold War debate
Editorial argues Alfried Krupp, freed from war crimes, seeks to ally with a Communist government via Polish ship plants. It notes Beitz liaising with U S leaders to push an Eastward trade opening while Bonn and Washington balance wartime legacies and industrial power.
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High Point Enterprise Staff and Editorial Team
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff roles including editor Holt McPherson, managing editor Joe Brcores, advertising director C. W. Patterson Jr., and business manager M. L. Nelson at 305-307 North Main Street High Point N. C. The text outlines positions such as editor, managing editor, advertising director, and circulation manager.
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Facing The World Alone The Second Battle Of Guilford Courthouse
CAPUS WAYNICK recalls Guilford Battle Ground memories from childhood Fourth of July visits. He recalls the museum, park dedication in 1915 with Nathanael Greene statue, and a post ceremony confrontation with a stone cutter, ending with a tense but noninjurious incident.
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Letters to The Editor Reckless Driving The Real Culprit
The writer argues highway deaths stem from drivers not mechanical faults. They critique national and state safety reports, oppose costly car inspections, and urge focusing on reckless driving and speed as the true danger amid rising speeds and new drivers. They cite Georgia and North Carolina issues and cite high inspection costs as evidence.
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Longtime Burlington executive John Cowan wins Golden Deeds award
Holt McPherson praises John C. Cowan Jr. of Burlington Industries as a civic leader at a Greensboro Exchange Club Golden Deeds ceremony at Sedgefield Inn. The tribute links Cowan’s public service to Churchillian resolve and the push for freedom and responsible leadership in uncertain times.
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