Water Policy Shapes High Point Growth and Inclusion
The City Council faces a pivotal water policy decision that could determine whether High Point becomes a friendlier, expanding city or a closed, colder community. Outsiders rely on city water and pay higher rates. extending service should cover costs and may spur annexation. The paper argues maintaining affordable outside supply will attract new residents and ensure public services, with clearwater as the key to a larger, better High Point.
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High Point
Law and Grace in Romans Faith and Freedom Explored
W A B summarizes Paul’s shift from Law to grace in Romans, describing his conversion view, the role of the Law as guardian, and the gift of eternal life through Jesus Christ. It stresses consecration, fidelity to God, and Christlike love as proof of freedom under grace. The piece links Romans 5 1 5 to enduring trials and hopeful character development.
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God
Jesus Christ
Lord
Paul
Saul
Nazareth
Apostle
Christ
Moffatt
Tax Policy and Private Investment in a Capitalist Economy
George Sokolski argues that savings fund private investment and that taxes must be low enough to encourage saving. He compares US mixed economy with Soviet, British, and global models, urging reduced taxes to boost risk capital and private ventures despite wartime dislocations.
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RFC
TVA
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
United States
Harold Stassen
Iran
Europe
Africa
Aging Gracefully Through Showbiz Echoes and Laughs
Robert Buark muses on aging as he compares himself to former child stars Shirley Temple and Jackie Coogan. He notes contemporaries growing older, grandmothers appearing in public, and media’s long view of fame, ending with a light flirtation that he remains youthful at heart.
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Shirley Temple
Shirley
Bill Robinson
Chapel Hill
Bobby Carmichael
New York
Deke
Jackie Coogan
Chaplin
Jackie Cooper
Jane Withers
Nancy Carroll
B'Golly
Marlene
Nancy
Plaza
Stanley Smith
Phil Goodwin
Nancy Phil
Dietrich
Swanson
Kid Star
King and I
Scarlett O'Hara
Quotes on war, aid, and Korea from U S figures
Excerpts quote General Ridgway on Russia’s threat, the need for aid to the poor, Italy’s U S assistance, and McCarthy urging drastic actions in Korea. These lines reflect wartime tensions and partisan stances.
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Russia
Ridgway
NATO
United States
Luce
U. S
Italy
Talbott Faces Budget Cut Dilemma in Air Force Ward
Harold E. Talbott, Secretary of the Air Force, confronts a cut of over 5 billion in next year’s budget while weighing whether to publicly back greater air power or align with the administration’s economy drive. He has flown 45 000 miles in four months and relies on Undersecretary James H. Douglas Jr to run the department in his absence.
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Washington
Harold E. Talbott
Air Force
Talbott
Ike
Chicago
White House
Harold Talbott
Eisenhower
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Dayton Right Airplane Co
Signal Corps
Pentagon
Pacific
Thule
Greenland
U. S
James H. Douglas, Jr
Air Transit Command
Douglas
Robert Sprague
New England
Senate
Chrysler
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Dayton
Yale
Peety
Japan
Aleutian
Bud
Interior Department
Petroleum Administration For Defense
PAD
Malenkov
Oil Industry Information Committee
American Petroleum Institute
Alfred H. Johnson
Munitions Board Joint Petroleum Committee
Navy
America
Independent Senator Capehart Declares He Prefers Big Rooms
In remarks at the Capitol, Senator Homer Capehart jokes he cannot even sleep in a small room, touting a lifelong record of independence as he notes his preference for a big sleeping room. The piece weaves in topical items about the Weather Bureau, oil pipelines, and political skits featuring Lyndon Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lady Bird
Lady Bird Johnson
Theodore Francis Green
Rhode Island
Senator Green
Mrs. Johnson
Senator Johnson
Homer E. Capehart
Indiana
United States Senate
In Praise of Pessimism Says Realists Drive Progress
Arizona columnist argues pessimists are realists who fix problems while optimists create excessive hopes. He cites dangers like atom bombs, inflation, and hazards of modern life, claiming optimists fear mortality and rely on pessimists for insurance and banking motives.
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Chamber of Commerce
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George Dixon
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National Press Club
FBI
Arizona Progress
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