Revolt of Homeowners in Indiana Pushes Tax Relief
A homeowner revolt in Indiana over spiraling property taxes signals possible trend elsewhere. Petitions signed by 35 000 homeowners were presented to Gov. Matthew E Welsh and the General Assembly as 5 000 placard bearing residents marched on the State House. The group seeks tax relief and a climate favorable to new industry, arguing state taxes have risen sharply from 1952 to last year and warning lawmakers to resist further spending pressures.
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Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
House
Senate
General Assembly
State House
North Carolina
Letters to the Editor on Republican politics and civil rights
A reader laments limited candidate pool due to party constraints and mocks local leaders. A serviceman recalls discrimination against Negro travelers and cites Maryland as a rare exception. The page also includes a brief note on NATO’s strength and a Time magazine reference to polio authorities and Sabin vaccine.
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Moscow
Time Magazine
Flu Subside Hints At Atlantic Seaboard Outbreak Diminishing
Reports say Asian flu epidemic along the Atlantic Seaboard is definitely subsiding though pneumonia and influenza deaths rose briefly. Dr James Maynard notes the outbreak started later than expected and has not spread as fast as prior years. He warns lingering weakness may follow and advises seeing a doctor for flu treatment before pneumonia develops.
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Atlantic Seaboard
James Maynard
U. S. Public Health Service
De Gaulle Drives France Toward Independent Europe
Churchill warned Britain needed French friendship but De Gaulle's stance has grown tougher. He vetoed Britain's EU bid, forged the Franco German pact, and presses a Europe of states while insisting France retain its deterrent. NATO strains and U S concerns follow amid calls for reassessment of European defense burden.
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Britain
Winston Churchill
Truman
de Gaulle
Churchill
France
Great Britain
Europe
America
Soviet Union
Roosevelt
Kennedy
Rio Grande
U.S
Germany
Izvestia
Paris
Bonn
London Economist
United States
Washington
Dean Rusk
U. S
Edward Heath
NATO
Free World
West Germany
Mike Mansfield
Lord Home
High Point Enterprise Publication Details and Rates
The High Point Enterprise established 1884 lists staff including D A Rawley president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Reed Holt McPherson editor Jo Brown managing editor C W Patterson Jr advertising director Vv W Idol Jr Charles B Loflin business manager and circulation details. Subscriptions rates are shown for daily and Sunday and other options with regional tax note and carrier and home delivery contact.
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Associated Press
N.C
AP News
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Public Service Not a Rostrum for Puppets
A reader denounces attempts to impeach the inalienable rights and calls out perceived political games. The letter vents strong contempt for those advocating impeachment and urges respect for constitutional principles.
Polio Vaccine Debate: Salk and Sabin Compared
A medical professional pledges to clarify public confusion about the Salk and Sabin polio vaccines and their safety and effectiveness. The statement signals a moral duty to health and welfare and aims to address misleading claims in public discourse.
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Sabin
Snow shovel guidance and a North Carolina governor’s crowd
The piece blends health cautions about snow shoveling and heart strain with brief notes on public figures. It highlights advice from the Heart Council on how different ages should approach winter chores, then shifts to coverage of Charles Hayworth praising Terry Sanford at a New York club luncheon, plus campus and local society items from Greensboro to High Point and Palm Beach observations.
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Heart Council
Charles E. Hayworth
James A. Farley
New York
Farley
Sanford
Tar Heel
Dwight D. Eisenhower
North Carolina
Ross Bass
Tennessee
Palm Beach
Lone Pines Country Club
George W. Hutchens
John F. Kennedy
South
Florida
Kinks Of Personality In Liberal Arts Education
The essay warns against early specialization and identifies professional deformation as a danger. It cites Father Josef Goldbrunner noting that a career can force the soul into a uniform, diminishing individuality and authenticity in professional life.
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Josef Goldbrunner
Notes on The News Persona and Postwar Roles in Society
The piece argues that people weaponize roles like teacher or official after war, wearing a mask that hides true self. It warns that identity may fix into a persona, trapping vital energies and stunting character development as inner life slips unconscious.
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The
Tax Foundation
Ourgo
Enterprise
Republican Party
Dowdy
Koonce
Ingle
Clapp
Montgomery
Hayworth
Cecil
Rawleigh
Marsden
Slate
Davis
Kinney
Lynwood Smith
Roy Culler
Jake Froelich
Stout
Joe
Newlin Hayworth
the Enterprise
Maryland
Jesus Christ
Mikhail
France and the Alliance
High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Reed
Vv. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Ward Griffith Company National Advertising Representatives
Holt McPherson
Woody
Capper
Presbyterian Home
Coliseum
Greensboro
Robert Kent
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Richard Short
Harvey Mathews
Portage Newspaper Supply Company
Akron
Ohio
Rhett Ball
Sewanee
Ford Foundation
University of
Southern
Alderman Studios
J. Robert Barr
Atlanta
Strictly Personal
Sidney J. Harris
G.I
States
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