Inflation pressures from high taxes extend beyond federal level
The text cites Senator Barry Goldwater urging tax cuts to curb inflation, arguing high tax rates limit personal and business growth. It notes state and local budgets in Guilford County and Point as inflationary, urging careful scrutiny of public spending to reduce waste and support a stable economy.
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Joint Economic Committee
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Ways and Means Committee
Enmore
Eral Assembly
New York
Illinois
Texas
California
Ohio
Washington
Pennsylvania
Guilford County
Southern incubus cited in talk on Democratic split
In Washington Senator Douglas of Illinois warns the Democratic party faces sweeping gains only if the "Southern incubus" is not allowed to burden the North. He says Northern Democrats differ from Southern adherents and calls that divergence a handicap, while noting both regions shape party philosophy differently. He suggests some Southern flavor might benefit both parties.
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Washington
Sen
Douglas
D-Ill
Congress
Blicans
Glas
Ekaterina
New York
Blair House
Victoria Geaney
State Department
Victoria
Senator Ervin Opens Civil Rights Debate in Senate
The Lexington Dispatch hails Senator Sam J. Ervin as delivering a masterful opening on civil rights. The speech emphasizes education for all NC children and voting rights for qualified citizens of all races, drawing on his roles as school board member and county representative.
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The
Lexington Dispatch
Sam J. Ervin
Senate
North Carolina
Kremlin shake up fuels Stalin era purge
Editorial notes the firing of Malenkov Kaganovich and Molotov from Soviet posts and a party rebuke for old ideas. It traces shifts under Khrushchev, tracing Malenkov's rise and fall, Shepilov’s exit, and the removal of other veteran leaders amid a push to prioritize heavy industry and managerial reform.
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Russia
Malenkov
Kaganovich
Molotov
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Communist Party Central Committee
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Pravda
Soviet Russia
Stalin
Soviet Union
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Shepilov
Soviet Union Communist Party
Maxim Z. Saburov
Mikhail G. Pervukhin
Pervukhin
Nikolai M. Shvernik
High Point Enterprise Masthead and Staff Listing
The High Point Enterprise announces its masthead with publisher and officers including D. A. Rawley as president Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary treasurer Holt McPherson as editor Joe Brown as managing editor W Patterson Jr as advertising director and Loptin as business manager. It notes postal registration as second class at the High Point post office under March 3 1878.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Goeeden
Joe Brown
W, Patterson, JR
iPerreer
Od Loptin Oo
Conlon
Igh Point
Humane Slaughter Bill Moves Through House Report
Reader urges quick action on humane slaughter bills H R 8908 and H R 8308. The supporter notes House favorable status and calls for Rules Committee action to advance to floor vote before adjournment. Claims aims align U S standards with Europe and other nations.
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U. S. House of Representatives
United States
Congress
Capitol policy shifts risk changing advisory budget duties
The General Assembly did not alter advisory budget commission duties though Budget Bureau and Purchase and Contract moves into the new Department of Administration may change commission operations. Administrative coordination aims to separate routine detail from policy making, with the commission shaping policy within legislative limits and guiding department heads.
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General Assembly
Advisory Budget Commission
Budget Bureau
Governor's Office
Department of Administration
Advisory Commission
Department of Administration Ae
Commission
Appropriations and Finance Committee
Advertising turns TV and radio into bright sales push
A Raleigh street scene shows passersby amid chatter about soldiers recalled from overseas and a man inspecting a cigar with a reading glass. The piece notes how the ad trade leverages sunlight to save matches while the TV industry hammers toward a strong 1957 sales year through enhanced newspaper advertising.
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Fayetteville Street
Raleigh
High Point Exposition Seeks More Market Space Growth Push
The Southern Furniture and Rug Market at High Point urges expansion of the exposition building and facilities to accommodate rising buyer traffic and 300 stores. Market notes highlight Better inventories and improved orders while noting air conditioning and ongoing campus improvements at High Point College and surrounding developments.
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Leo Heer
Furnitureland USA
High Point
Office of Business Economics
Department of Commerce
Craftique, Inc
Mebane
L. P. Best
Grand Rapids
Baker Furniture, Inc
Grand Rapids Chair Company
Baker
Orlando
Fla
Henry A. Foscue
High Point College
Harrison Gym
Nasum
Mam Noor
Caeveria
Harrison Mail
Soviet shakeup and Ekaterina in the Kremlin
Commentary on the Russian central committee purge and the rise of Ekaterina Molotov in the Soviet leadership. The piece weighs implications for U.S. relations, notes reactions among pundits, and jestingly contemplates a goodwill tour and potential clashes in Washington.
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Peace College
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Greensboro
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