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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1966
Page
3
The editorial lauds High Point as the focal point of the Southern Furniture Market and credits the region with leadership in production know-how and style development. It argues the Southern market now outpaces others, offering vast displays, value, and completeness for retailers beyond Cologne’s offerings.
Editorial recalls Kennedy's 1961 inauguration five years later. Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. recounts the inaugural story from the gala to the swearing in and the famous address, noting the era’s promise amid vivid scenes of Washington and the Kennedy family moments.
The town records show new titles replacing old roles with Trewaurer and Secretary positions created. President and Vice President remain unchanged while the Advertising Director and Business Manager roles receive new incumbents and titles.
A Pearson associate Braids a Senate clash over poverty programs. Lang aims to end tax complexities while pushing health and drug industry reforms. Shriver faces attacks from Powell and others as Muskie prepares a comprehensive review of the antipoverty effort.
A new showplace drugstore and chain operation is planned for the west side of South Main's 70 block near Main's Number Three, with a six-square-foot base and a fine second-dresser community along 22 South Main Street. The business launch follows local parking levy changes and upcoming sales deadlines, while local figures praise leadership and the town braces for snow removal and winter activity.
Letters From Readers celebrate fresh snow and praise its beauty. The editor muses on God’s generosity and wonders, noting snowflakes unique designs and the joys of making snowmen, snow cream, and snowy scenes.
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