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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1955

Page

4

Governor Hodges urges North Carolina on tax choices

In a blunt address Governor Hodges told North Carolina residents to pressure their legislators on tax options. He urged public input on extending the sales tax to basics or imposing a consumer excise tax on tobacco and soft drinks, and noted a voluntary reduction in his expense allowance.

Hodges North Carolina Joint Appropriations Committee Dave Coltrane

Escaped Prisoners Trigger Call for Tougher Detention Law

Three inmates walked off from a Cabarrus County prison camp prompting a legislative push to label repeat escapees as felons and move them to higher security camps where guards may use firearms. Proponents argue stiffer deterrents protect both public safety and prisoners from dangerous escapes.

Cabarrus County Cabarrus

Report on 1956 GOP convention selection in San Francisco

Broadcasting Telecasting magazine argues Ike will retire to Gettysburg and name Warren as successor with Dirksen as running mate. The piece notes Nixon could be dropped for vice president for regional balance, while Eisenhower may seek re election. It presents an insider view of party maneuvering in the 1956 race.

San Francisco Ike Gettysburg Warren Nixon Sen. Dirksen Illinois Eisenhower Army Matthew B. Ridgway Wilson Harlan Hagan Calif Congress Fgg Clare E. Hoffman House Hoffman Capitol Hill Georgi K. Zhukov United States Zhukov America Lucius Clay U.S Germany Berlin Marshal Zhukov Red Army Klementy E. Voroshilov Washington You Chan Yang Korea

Method of Faith warns against overreach in world affairs

Dr. Frank Graham warns at UNC conference that anti-totalitarianism alone is insufficient. He urges democratic programs and U S leadership as a partner to free peoples, stressing faith between nations and readiness to assist rather than dictate, to avert fear and conflict.

Frank Graham Conference On World Affairs University of North Carolina America Edward R. Murrow United States

British Leftists Question Hong Kong Being in China

George Sokolsky argues Hong Kong remains a British possession with Kowloon and leased territories on the Chinese mainland. He notes Hong Kong’s strategic harbor and trade links to Canton, and references historical context from Japanese era to Sun Yat-sen’s views on Hong Kong’s future in China.

Formosa China Hongkong Hong Kong Kowloon Choe United States Jy Lh Pearl River Canton Dr. Yat-sen Dr. Sun Kong South China

Notes on the News by Charles Pearson

The column critiques postage hikes and Hong Kong policies while arguing Canton could become a world port. It discusses British interests, American China policy, Formosa tension, and the view that China never recognizes Hong Kong or Kowloon as rightful, pressing Attlee on Chou En-lai’s possible response after a U.S. Seventh Fleet withdrawal.

Hong Kong England Are Dynasty Canton China Far East Formosa Labour Party Kowloon Mr. Attlee Chou En-lai United States

Irreducible Washington game delights officials and critics

In Washington a party game prompts embarrassment as guests list U.S. Presidents from the letters in CALVERT. Senators Monroney Kerr and aides spar over Eisenhower era comments while other figures joke about Army cuts and a hurried dinner talk.

Washington Ashington Sen Mike Monroney Okla Senator Kerr Oklahoma Consts Eisenhower Les E Char Wilson

High Point civic notes span courts, trains and tax talks

Governor Hodges is expected to reappoint Judge J. A. Myatt over a local referral for High Point's municipal court. The piece covers bids on a substation regulator and concerns about potential price fixing. It also notes Asheboro planning a miniature train, postal box demands at a new North Main branch, and various local developments.

Hodges High Point J. A. Myatt Jamestown Deep River Myatt North Main Branch Bill Ragsdale Guilford Board of Conservation and Development Jimmy McDowell Cancer Fund Asheboro

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