Regional Furniture Markets Serve Well Their Own Areas
High Point hosts the Winter Market focused on regional trade rather than the national shows in April and October. The piece notes brisk regional sales in Chicago and emphasizes the Winter Market’s importance to retailers within 200 to 300 miles, who rely on accessible driving distance and steady participation.
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High Point
Chicago
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Britains welfare society idea draws economists plan
The Christian Science Monitor reports that British economists urge replacing universal welfare with a welfare society offering basic benefits tied to need and funded by cash vouchers. The scheme, supported by the Institute of Economic Affairs, would require personal responsibility from the well to do and possible voluntary contributions for housing and health costs. A national conference on social welfare in April will consider the plan.
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Britain
Christian Science Monitor
Institute of Economic Affairs
London
Social Welfare
Editorial on labor wage guidelines and Teamsters drive
The piece analyzes 1960s wage price guidelines and looming major contracts. It notes the Teamsters push for up to 7 percent gains, potential anti strike legislation, and a tense labor market with upcoming railroad and rubber negotiations. It cites Hoffa and Wirtz while forecasting a year of major wage talks.
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Johnson
White House
United Rubber Workers
Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Murray J. Gart
Fortune
U. S
W. Willard Wirtz
Teamsters
Congress
House caucus disciplines Powell amid tense debate
In a tense closed session the House Democratic caucus voted 122 to 88 to remove Adam Clayton Powell as committee chairman while leaving his seniority intact. Rep. Morris Udall urged discipline and Rep. Multer warned due process concerns. Republicans rejected a harsher defection rule 89 to 23 as Younger sought party discipline for similar votes.
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Powell
Mr. Powell
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
Education and
Ways and Means Committee
Abraham Multer
Brooklyn
John McCormack
Multer
Johnson
Udall
Adam Clayton Powell
J. Arthur Younger
California
Glenn R. David
R-Wis
New York
Congress
Mel Laird
Jerry Ford
Michigan
Republican Committee On Committees
Younger-Davis
Various Local Notes On Religion Media And Business
An eclectic column covers a shaken credibility survey for ministers and a quip about reporters. It notes the Wade Cumbys burying mother and child in one casket, Macy’s press party with Thayer Coggin musicians, North Main traffic woes, upcoming local business changes, cerebral palsy drive aims for ten thousand dollars, Hatteras Yacht Company ads and awards, Doris Slane on CBS, Dr. E W Price Jr steering the State Baptist Convention, a new cash only credit card concept, and High Point’s bid for All-America City 1967 with a January meeting to plan reentry.
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Jerry Apter
Macy’s
New York
Thayer Coggin
Macy’s Will
Thayer Furniture
Gregg Gibbardt
Steve Minor
Chris Coggin
Royale Coggin
New York Times
Hatteras Yacht Company
Hatteras
Big Coliseum
Esquire Magazine
Doris Slane
Skipper’s Choice
Hatteras Yachts
Channel 2
E. W. Price Jr
Green Street
Jaycee
Tom Chandler
Bob Boyles
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
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