New Orleans Institute Defends Individualism in Economic Debate
A bulletin from the New Orleans Province Institute of Social Order argues against claims that rugged individualism dehumanizes workers. It cites wage gains and shorter hours since 1890, notes the rise of the middle class, and questions lists of industries where dehumanization persists while sparing unions and corporate structures from critique.
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New Orleans
Institute of Social Order
Mikoyan
Walter Reuther
General Motors
James Carey
Governor Seeks End to Henderson Strike at Textile Plants
Governor Hodges acts to quell a long Henderson strike by sending highway patrols after demonstrators while sheriff and police request aid. Public interest centers on resuming operation and preserving the state’s industrial climate. Arbitration remains disputed as management argues it has been abused.
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Hodges
Henderson
Oyay
Merits Hall of Fame Honors High Point Coach Virgil Yow
High Point College basketball coach Virgil Yow is named to the NAIA Hall of Fame. He will be honored March 13 at the NAIA Hall of Fame luncheon in Kansas City. A 27 year coaching veteran, Yow produced winners at High Point and three world champion teams at Hanes Hosiery Mill in Winston Salem. His impact on the college and civic scene is highlighted by friends who praise his character and service.
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High Point
Virgil Yow
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Hall of Fame
Yow
NAIA
Kansas City
Hanes Hosiery Mill
Winston-Salem
Enterprise
Charles B. Loflin
Rainbow
Tar Heel
Ragsdale School
Jamestown
North Mainway
Emerywood Branch
Jaycee News
E. D. Miller
Asheville
YMCA
Max Cooke
American Camping Association
Lions
Lexington
United Furniture Corp
Philpott Furniture Corp
Drexel
Atlanta Merchandise Mart
Elliott Abeles
Ed Post
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dale Carnegie
High Point Savings and Trust Company
South
Push for local bids on city vehicle contracts
The Enterprise argues against going out of town for bids to supply city vehicles. It urges local garage owners to be asked to bid again and warns that a single qualified local bidder should not be disadvantaged. It cites a prior police uniform fiasco with a foreign bidder as a cautionary tale.
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Council
Iran facing military pact scrutiny and shifting alliances
Editorial recalls Iran's bid to sign a bilateral defense agreement with the United States as a response to Western ties and Baghdad Pact dynamics. It notes Tehran's past cooperation with oil and aid after Mossadegh, the 1954 oil consortium, and Moscow’s influence shaping Iran’s foreign policy amid Soviet withdrawals and Allied World War II troop movements.
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Moscow
Iran
Persia
Russia
Turkey
United States
Tehran
Mossadegh
Kremlin
United Nations
High Point Enterprise masthead and leadership lineup
The High Point Enterprise, founded in 1884, lists key staff and officers including President A. Rawley, Secretary Treasurer Mrs. R. B. Terry, and circulation manager L. Loflin. The paper publishes afternoons and Sundays from 305 307 North High Street.
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High Point. & Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Bastur
Llangaing
Lanes Loflinener
Public Hearing on Ban Against Public Employee Unions
A legislative hearing on Rep. Snepps bill to bar public employees from joining unions for collective bargaining drew support for loyalty among police and fire departments and opposition for violating first amendment rights. Critics warned it could cover campus lawn care and golf course workers, and that it targets wage negotiations rather than strikes. Prospects show amended bills narrowing scope gain more backing. The debate contrasted public versus private sector loyalties and included light political jabs about peanut politicians and gooberatorial candidates.
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Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Grady Shelton
Edgecombe
Barbs by Hal Cochran humor note
A health expert recommends two apples daily over one as a tongue in cheek health tip. An authority notes civilization began 70 centuries ago and has continued. The writer observes people often forget and instead talk aloud.
High Point civic drive advances for YWCA facility
The local YWCA campaign led by Mrs. Willis Slane and Major Jesse Wash burn seeks 350000 for a new character-building facility. Community backing appears strong with broad business support and favorable public sentiment for quick execution alongside city development plans.
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YWCA
Willis Slane
Jesse Washburn
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