Higher Education Board Faces Large College Improvement Requests
The North Carolina Board of Higher Education meets to review more than 50 million dollars in proposed permanent improvements from state colleges while mental institutions seek 28 million and teacher salaries 68 million more. With revenues rising but insufficient for all asks, officials must align spending with needs and prove the board’s usefulness to taxpayers.
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North Carolina
Board of Higher Education
General Assembly
Advisory Budget Commission
State Board of Higher Education
Baker's Dozen
Piedmont
Thomas H. Davis
Winston-Salem
Smith Reynolds
Chicago
Hodges
C&e
Council of State
State Board of Hospital Control
Institutions of Higher Education
State Board
Delinquent Parents Urged to Vaccinate Against Polio
A National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis bulletin notes many parents delay polio vaccinations despite available vaccine and rush shipments. The piece urges immediate action, says delay causes risk to any child, and offers vaccine access through private doctors or the health department with next week possibly being too late.
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National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Mecklenburg Board Apologizes For Bowater Plant Incident
Mecklenburg County commissioners drew public ire by urging Governor Hodges to warn South Carolina about a Bowater plant odor. After heavy criticism from press and neighbors, they rescinded the resolution and apologized, noting actions detrimental to South Carolina would be out of order. The episode underscores tense cross-border concerns over the York County project.
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York County
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Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mecklenburg County
Hodges
Mecklenburg
York
Board of County Commissioners
Rock Hill
Charlotte
Palmetto
North Carolina science emphasis eyed under Hodges plan
Governor Hodges may push statewide high school science and physics training as part of Operation Bootstrap after Oklahoma's teacher refresher program. The plan targets private funding, boosts local industry and higher wages, and cites High Point College as a successful local model.
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North Carolina
Hodges
Oklahoma
J. L. Horne, Jr
Rocky Mount Telegram
Raleigh
High Point College
Time
East Tennessee
Democratic push to build federal Hell's Canyon dam sparks battle
Lawmakers clash over a federal dam at Hell's Canyon opposed by the Eisenhower administration. Morse and allies back federal construction. the Idaho Power project faces court challenges and tax estimates. McKay argues for nonfederal development if it protects public interests.
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Capitol Hill
Hells Canyon
Eisenhower
Oregon
Idaho
Douglas McKay
U. S
Lester Sen
Wayne Morse
Idaho Power Company
Federal Power Commission
Snake River
Sen
Morse
North Dakota
William Langer
Milton R. Young
Alben W. Barkley
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Interior Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Barkley
Richard L. Neuberger
D-Ore
Army Engineers
Columbia Basin
High Point Enterprise Masthead and staff list
The page shows the High Point Enterprise masthead with roles including President, Secretary-Treasurer, Advertising Director, Circulation Manager, and general office lineups. It lists the paper’s address and annual subscription rate of 18 dollars, along with postal notice and publication details.
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Walter W. Rapp
Thomasville
Community Foundation
City Memorial Hospital
Civic Center
Kern Street
Thomasville Chair Company
C. F. Finch Foundation
High Point
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High Polo
Tax Sanctuaries and Hidden Liberian Corporate Haven
The piece outlines how tax sanctuaries in Liberia Panama and Honduras lure American firms seeking to shield profits from U S taxes. It notes the International Trust Company of Liberia advises on incorporation and acts as manager and bank while bearer stock offers owner anonymity.
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High Point
Jimmy Mitchell
Sandra
Edward P. F. Eagan
National Olympic Finance Committee
Jimmy
United States
Australia
U. S. Olympic Committee
Mitchell
Prentice-Hall
Walter H. Diamond
Liberia
Panama
Honduras
Diamond
Tia
Liechtenstein
Latin America
International Trust Company of
Internationalst Company of
International Trust Company
The
Trust Company
International Dope Syndicate
Atlantic Ocean Corporation
New York
Uncertain Teacher Reemployment Threatens North Carolina Schools
County reports show confusion over re employment of teachers after the 1954 55 term ended contracts and new renewal rules. A July 28 special session may address contractor terms amid a severe teaching shortage six weeks before school openings.
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General Assembly
Hodges
Advisory Commission On Education
State Supreme Court
Anson County
Council of State
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