Public Service Pay Inequities Highlight City Salaries
Opinion notes High Point councilmen earn 85 per month and the mayor 150 per month while Guilford County Commissioners receive base pay plus per meeting and travel allowances. It argues for more balanced compensation, noting many subsidiary boards receive little or no pay and urging reform within a manager-led government.
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Thefts Easy Says Private Investigator In North Bergen
Private detective Ed Wallis claims auto theft is simple for pros and clever amateurs. He cites weak ignition locks, missing yard marks, and says some 1965 models have double tumblers. Wallis proposes wheel locks, armor plating, stamping IDs, and armored wiring to curb thefts. He notes most losses are in commercial trailers and outlines federal limits for FBI action.
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Ed Wallis
Wallis
Editorial notes on Mississippi seating and 1940s political controversy
The piece discusses a House Administration Committee challenge to the 194 Mississippi House delegation seating, with mentions of the Fourth of July, independence symbolism, and figures like John Bell Williams and Prentiss Walker. It recalls past inquiries and the possible need for a two thirds vote to unseat, referencing Theodore Bilbo and 1947 actions.
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United States
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Admisara
Ees Eee Mirae Tagen
William F. Ryan
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Theodore G. Bilbo
Washington Side Show Car Recovered After Elude to New Jersey Ties
Operatives traced a California purchased car to a New Jersey linked girlfriend. Wallis was warned to watch for her illness needing prescription medication. They phoned every local drugstore to locate the named prescription, leading to the recovery address. The car was recovered from the thief, who remains unaware of how it occurred.
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California
New Jersey
Wallis
India’s New Delhi Modernizes Amid Tense Asia Politics
The article compares New Delhi’s growth to Old Delhi, noting Gandhi’s spiritual influence and Nehru’s era shaping India’s modernization. It discusses Shastri’s leadership amid border disputes with Pakistan and China, U.S. aid and loans, Soviet oil shipments, and India’s stance against force in international disputes.
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Nehru
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Rann of Kutch
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China
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Soviet Union
Revolution Ignites Debate Over Employment Discrimination
An essayist discussion examines enforcing Civil Rights rules in hiring. Critics explore gender bias and racial questions with scenarios: a curvy receptionist versus a burly ship worker, a manicurist versus a porter, and a football star applying for a house mother role. The piece notes serious concerns for employers and recruiters.
High Point Enterprise classifieds note delivery rates
The snippet lists mail subscription rates for The High Point Enterprise and mentions carrier delivery, local news reproduction rights, and tax notes. It indicates pricing details and annual options, with a note on carrier contracts and responsibility for payments.
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Teen death causes rise as accidents lead teens
The report shows accidents, including vehicle crashes, remain the top killer of adolescents with high death rates among boys and girls. It notes 1954 rankings, rising concerns over self harm, leukemia rates, and parental/psychological factors discussed by Dr Boaz.
Youth Suicide Warning Notes From Historical Column
A fragment notes teen danger signals and prior intent warnings. It suggests unsuccessful attempts may reflect boredom or fatigue and that youths may withdraw, risking self harm. The piece emphasizes watching for warning signs and changing behavior.
Suicide attempt estimates in college health report
Post studies show that the rector of Harvard University health services estimates 50 to 200 of every 100,000 college students attempt death by own action. There were 41 cases, a rate of one in 100,000, while ten in 100,000 tried to commit death by own action.
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National Center For Health Statistics
Harvard University Health Services
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