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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1955
Page
5
Senator Carlson on the Finance Committee denounced a Democratic tax plan calling for a smaller income tax cut by July 1 1956 while extending corporation and excise levies through that date. He warned any delay would blunt the fiscal relief and questioned its rescindability if conditions worsened.
A wry collection of curiosities about daily life and human quirks asks why women fear mice and why men shave less on the chest as hair thins. It ponders fashion heels, paydays, portraits in mirrors, porcupine romance, street cleaners singing, and the fate of worn mothballs.
The Navy plans to finish converting the heavy cruisers Boston and Canberra into missile ships for antiair protection. Boston should be ready in July and Canberra in December, with Terrier missiles to equip the ships for use by Navy task forces. Britain plans to build similar warships but timelines are uncertain.
The High Point Enterprise notes hearings on a milk price fixing bill and three revenue measures head the agenda as lawmakers return to Raleigh for the fifth week. Sessions start tonight with plans for state milk price authority and taxes on hotel receipts and real estate transfers.
William Randolph Hearst Jr., 47, named editor in chief of the Hearst Consolidated Publications. He takes the post vacated by his father who died in 1951. Hearst Jr. has led the New York Journal American editorial team for 20 years and has chaired the editorial committee since September 1951. He recently returned from Russia where he wrote articles for Hearst papers based on interviews with Russian leaders.
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