City Welcomes Winter Meeting Of State Board Of Conservation
The city hosts the winter session of the State Board of Conservation and Development, praising its impact on North Carolina’s growth. It notes the board’s history from a $27 000 budget to a much larger program across eight divisions, highlighting J P Rawley and Johnny Rochelle for their roles in shaping policy and press support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Conservation and Development
J. P. Rawley
The
Enterprise
North Carolina
Tar Heel
Board of Conservation and Development
Sanford
South
Gov. Sanford
Sy Heel Life
Antidote to Threats Frames Cox Incident and Civic Response
A High Point editorial condemns anonymous threats against CORE organizer Elton B. Cox and urges nonviolence. It lauds state leaders Scott Amos and R. Kearns for park promotion work, notes Gov. Sanford’s appointments, and praises Rep Horace Kornegay’s new House committee role and tariff policy relevance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton B. Cox
Cox
Scott Amos R. Kearns
Umstead
Gov. Sanford
Charles E. Hayworth
High Point
North Carolina
Algeria Faces Likely General Strike And Power Struggle
Editorial summary notes the rumored 10 day general strike by the OAS on the eve of the second anniversary of the Algerian uprising. It describes a power triangle among FLN, de Gaulle’s government and army, and the OAS, with mass military loyalty and a shadow government effect by the OAS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algeria
Algiers
OAS
de Gaulle
FLN
Jacques Massu
Massu
Maurice Challe
Challe
U.S
Raul Salan
High Point Enterprise Masthead and staff list
The High Point Enterprise presents as an established local paper with details of publication, pricing, and staff names. It lists publisher, editor, managing editor, advertising director, business manager, and circulation manager along with address and subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
N.C
High Poins Enterpriss
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Dm, Traware Cespect
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
W. W. Idol, JR
Puccess
Charles B. Loflin
Likely 1964 North Carolina Governor Hope Talked
The piece surveys early 1960s North Carolina political rumblings. It notes interest in 1964 governor’s race amid Senate and General Assembly contests. It highlights Henry Jordan as a potential candidate and outlines the Jordan family’s prominent public roles and political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
General Assembly
Joe Hunt
Greensboro
Bert Bennett
Winston-Salem
Woodrow Jones
Rutherfordton
Barkis
Willin
Basil Whitener
Paul Kitchin
Tom Pearsall
Rocky Mount
Pearsall
Henry Jordan
Jordan — Jordan
Jordan
United States
Methodist Church
Chester Davis
Winston - Salem Journal
Howard White
Burlington Times - News
North Carolina
Smith
Charles Alfonso
Henry Louis
Als
Dixon
Thomas
May Dixon Thacker
Abernethy
Henry Louis Smith
Egbert
Charles
Dixon Thacker
Thomas Dixon
Charlie Jordan
Duke
Everett Jordan
High Point Opinions on Texas and Local Extremism
Readers express strong local pride in High Point while mocking Texas and criticizing Democratic leadership. A letter signer defends conservative views and laments extremism, apologizing for earlier misjudgments about Birch society coverage and praising recent editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Enterprise
Birch Society
Notes On The News Reflect On Nixon Kennedy Press Sparks
The column critiques Nixon facing party backlash for not courting opposition groups and Kennedy pressed by A D A and CORE leaders for bold programs. It cites a Texas meeting using the term lynch and praises Enterprise staff Bonnie Moore Frank Warren Braxton Younts for award winning reporting and rural Piedmont camera work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Richard Nixon
Earl Warren
Texas
John Kennedy
C.0.r.e
Enterprise
Bonnie Moore
Frank Warren
Braxton Younts
Piedmont
Spencer Love Remains a Generous, Guiding Textile Leader
The obituary reflects on J. Spencer Love a powerful North Carolina industrialist who died on a Palm Beach tennis court. A Democrat who used wealth to improve communities he helped transform Alamance County and funded UNC projects while supporting better schools and public works. He inspired younger leaders and backed civic causes, even amid political shifts and industry criticism. His life blended business success with a spirited dedication to public service and social progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Spencer Love
Palm Beach
Spencer Love
Mr. Love
Love
Erwin Mills
Gov. Hodges
North Carolina Citizens Committee For
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C&d Board
Johnny Rochelle
Harold C. Bennett
Bennett
Horace R. Kornegay
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Congress
DeGaulle
Lynn Nisbet
Gregg Cherry
Highway and Public Works Commission
Belmont
Randolph County
Highway Commission
Kerr Scott
State Senate
Everett
Kennedy
Democratic Party
God's Green Earth
Massachusetts
Connecticut
FE. W. Mitchell
Barbee Street
Joshua
Serna
University of North Carolina Development Council
Chapel Hill
Alamance
John Harden
Cherry
Mr. Harden
Fairfax
Spencer
Morehead Planetarium
Nixon
Hodges
Burlington
Nixon, Lodge and Gavinickers
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