Furniture Market Spotlights Merchandise and Sales Push
Southeastern buyers converge on High Point for the January market opening Monday. Retailers, active since 1921, forecast a strong year as regional markets give way to a national focus with High Point as a showroom and knowledge hub. The market balances regional displays with broad, well priced merchandise.
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Downtown banks bet on High Point's future with new houses
Wa chovia will replace its 15 year old structure with an ultra modern banking house on Washington Street. North Carolina Bank and Trust plans a major branch nearby. The Scottish Bank seeks entry with a Hayden Place site and a modern bank building. The Enterprise welcomes these investments as a boost to downtown improvements.
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End of UN Session Marks Mixed Fortunes and Debt Aid
The sixteenth UN General Assembly session opened amid tragedy with Dag Hammarskjold’s death and Goa violence. It faces funding, Congo costs, and rising Afro-Asian representation as it weighs Portuguese Angola and Ruanda Urundi future.
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JFK Second Year In Office Portrayed By Aides
Bruce Biossat profiles President Kennedy entering his second year, noting his unchanged drive, cigar habit, blend of high and low focus, and daily 12 to 16 hour schedule. Aides describe a White House atmosphere where policy talks mix with family moments and light sports banter as Kennedy balances work and personal life.
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Bruce Brossat
Kennedy Aides Bind to President as Personal Instrument
A portrait of President Kennedy relying on a tightly controlled staff who act as extensions of his will. The White House circles echo that Kennedy is a loner who sources ideas from many origins while using the telephone as his constant link to the world.
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Ambulance Medicine and Faith Unite for Better Health
A Sunday sermon extols the ambulance as life saving and links modern medical advances to biblical healing. The piece honors pioneers like Van Leeuwenhoek, Pasteur, Lister, Koch, Reed and Gorgas, arguing healing is divine and medical progress extends life.
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Science
Jesus Christ
Joseph Lister
Robert Koch
Germany
Walter Reed
Virginia
Morton and Wells
Simpson
Crawford Long
Georgia
Gorgas
Alabama
Howard Kelly
Baltimore
Murphy
Chicago
Minnesota
Urban rural clash over legislative representation in North Carolina
The analysis by the University of Virginia shows city voters in North Carolina have far less influence than rural voters. In eight counties with over 100,000 people the rural advantage is stark while many smaller counties show even lower effective voting power. The gap mirrors nationwide urban suburban disparities and signals political tensions ahead of primaries and elections.
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Senate
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