Scare Of Our Children Misreads Unemployment Worried Editors
From The Charleston News and Courier editorialists reject a dire view of a generation facing unemployment. They urge balanced remedies through education and practical work, noting that not all youths can pursue higher schooling and that manual labor remains essential despite automation.
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New York Times
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News and Courier
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the Times
Gov Sanders Overrules Border Whisky Crackdown
The Atlanta Constitution notes Gov. Sanders blocked Revenue Commissioner Undercoffer’s plan to seize even one bottle of untaxed whisky from travelers at Georgia’s border. The piece mocks heavy penalties and suggests sending fruitcakes to speed-trap victims as a lighter alternative.
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Canada
Sanders
Hirah
Jack Minter
Commerce Department
Georgia
B. I. Gilbert
Jokes Backfire As ABC Store Bill Falters In North Carolina
State Senator Strong of Guilford introduced a measure to ban ABC stores in Greensboro and Jamestown to aid High Point. Senator Jolly helped draft the repealer and pushed it through the Senate before Speaker Clifton Blue sent it to the Calendar Committee. Guilford Republicans condemned the move as harming schools and services, calling it a trap.
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ABC
Greensboro
Jamestown
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Franklin County
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House
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Calendar Committee
Finis
Lexington
Preacher Strong
Bill Osteen
Will Be Judged By Our Offspring on Work and Land
Executive Director Ernest Swift of the National Wildlife Federation argues that children should learn the value of work, democracy, and free enterprise, while valuing countryside, wildlife, and sustainable living over costly urban excess. He states judgment will come from future generations based on rivers, hillsides, forests, and wildlife preserved rather than destroyed.
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National Wildlife Federation
High Point Enterprise staff and masthead
Established 1984 paper published daily and on Sundays in High Point North Carolina. Listing of editorial and business staff includes Rawley Terry Holt McPherson Joe Brown Patterson Jr W Idol Jr Charles Loflin and others under Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director and Circulation Manager roles.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
Patterson, JR
W. Idol, JR
Charles 5. Loflin
Enc
Car EE
Washington Notebook Remains a Patchwork of Quips
Washington staffers record a barrage of political quips and quick takes. A Kennedy anecdote about snow and a daughter clashes with satirical nursery tales from Mrs. Lea Sherry. References to Bundy Rostow Norris Cotton and Miller mix with Swiftian quotes and a tuna seizure incident.
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McGeorge Brady
Kennedy
National Democratic Club
Elspeth Rostow
Walt Rostow
State Department
Bundy
Travel service budget defense and civic praise notes
Voit Gilmore of the U S Travel Service defends budget items amid hearings arguing the program boosts tourism and balances payments. A separate letter from Jane Douglas of Look Magazine lauds High Point as an All America City and notes political shifts alongside prospects for a second award.
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National Municipal League
Look Magazine
North Carolina's 20th Century Higher Education Plan
Regional remarks trace North Carolina’s leap from the 1776 cornerstone at Chapel Hill to modern higher education. Governor Sanford’s program creates a threefold system: community colleges, new four year colleges, and strengthened University. The plan emphasizes equal growth in opportunity and quality, with two year colleges serving as local economic and social anchors.
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Brethren” of
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South
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Terry Sanford
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Raleigh
Greensboro
Sanford
North Carolina Commission On Education
Theorth Carolina Plan
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North Carolina expands higher education with new colleges
Notes commending progress in NC higher education outline plans for new four year senior colleges in Charlotte Wilmington and Asheville built on strong existing two year colleges. The state aims to relieve university enrollment by expanding two and four year campuses while keeping the university to offer doctoral degrees. Governor Sanford and leaders emphasize a bold program to improve education and regional influence.
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Wilmington
Asheville
Sanford
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