Senate Realignment Seen Superior to House Plan
The editorial argues realigning 11 congressional districts should be done by the legislature. It endorses the Senate version led by Senator Ed Kemp as fair and court compliant, urges the House to accept it, and warns against court-imposed, harsher realignment that could impact Basil L. Whitener and Charles R. Jonas in the 9th district. Cumberland's Rep. Sneed High cautions the House that only the Senate bill has a chance of enactment.
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Charles R. Jonas
Cumberland
Sneed High
House
Senate
Johnson nominates Woodrow Jones for federal judgeship
President Johnson backs Rutherford County attorney Woodrow Jones for the vacancy created by Judge Spencer Bell. After months of opposition rumors and an ABA not qualified rating, White House clearance signals likely Senate approval and a lengthy public service career ahead.
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Woodrow Jones
Sam Ervin
Everett Jordan
Rutherford County
Congress
Spencer Bell
Charlotte
Jones
Judicial Rating Committee
The
American Bar Association
White House
Senate
Editorial View of the June Federal Year End Crisis
The piece discusses the approaching end of the federal fiscal year on June 30 and the political tension in Congress over extensions and programs. It notes the Good Stamp Bill, National Teachers Corps, antipoverty programs, and highway beautification, with actions by House committees and Transportation Secretary Boyd. It concludes with Congress’ June 29 recess and a note on Johnson administration pressure.
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Johnson Administration
Capitol Hill
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Senate
Teachers Corps
Johnson
House Education and Labor Committee
Senate Labor and Public Welfare
Office of Economic Opportunity
The
New Republic
House Public Works
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
John C. Kluczynski
D-Ill
Washington
Brown recounts London lunch with Humphrey and royal banter
Drew Pearson Brown recalls entertaining Vice President Humphrey and the British foreign secretary in London. He jokes about brown shoes and upstaging the prime minister, notes reactions to a dog photo and a portrait at No 10, and shares family and career anecdotes from a hundred year old London flat.
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Queen of
England
Johnson
Humphrey
Democratic Farmer Labor
Minnesota
HHH
Brown
London
No. 10 Downing Street
Chequers
Windsor Palace
William
High Point Enterprise Ad Rates and Mail Subscriptions
The High Point Enterprise lists subscription options and rates including six months and one year terms. It notes mailing prices, daily versus Sunday editions, and tax details. Also mentions carrier and distributor independence and advertising representation.
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Associated Press
Dally
Sentey
Suneey
N.C
High Point
N. C
Ander
High Point Enterprise, Inc
High Point Jaycees lead NC group to Johnson visit in Baltimore
The High Point chapter of the Jaycees sent North Carolina’s largest unit to Baltimore for the national convention. President Johnson appeared to praise “things right with America,” with Tar Heel National President Bill Suttle credited for securing the visit. The delegation, led by Harold Lea, plans a fall National President Banquet in High Point and supports Vermont candidate Jim Antell. Also noted are a Sky Room preview atop the Green Drive wing and plans to attract conventions, a broader SMSA expansion talks, and Camp Pioneer fund drive seeking 25 sponsorships to send 28 children to YMCA camp amid funding shortfalls.
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Jaycees
North Carolina
Baltimore
Johnson
America
Bill Suttle
Suttle
Harold
Joanne Lea
Tom
Lyn Chandler
Gene
Arlene Martin
Randy
Janice Shelton
Jim
Evelyn Pearce
Stacy
Gaye Johnson
Strupe
Betty Lackey
Beth Dickerson
Carlie
Joan Smith
George
Penny Wearn
Bill
Nancy Reynolds
Pug
Linda Morris
March Jamison
Henry Foscue
Leo Heer
Green Drive
C of C
Pioneer
Dan Hackney
YMCA
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Piedmont Triad
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Greensboro
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