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High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
3
Hoffa Conviction Signals End of Ugly Era in Labor Ranks
Hoffa faces up to ten years on each of three counts after a federal jury in Chattanooga finds him guilty on two of bribe and jury-fixing charges. He denounces Kennedy and fights back with protest rhetoric, while the case is seen as possibly ending his volatile leadership and challenging a culture of power in labor politics.
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James R. Hoffa
Chattanooga
Nashville
Robert F. Kennedy
Hoffa
Kennedy
Ertter
U.S
High Point College
Wendell Mr. Patton
Charlotte
J. Clay Madison
Patton
High Point
Delos Hedgecock
High Point Schools
Charles F. Carroll
State
Piedmont poised to lead North Carolina industry growth
Professional land use experts say the Piedmont region will become North Carolina’s industrial hub within 20 years. Growth from Raleigh to Charlotte is set to double, driven by consumer-focused manufacturing and a shift away from war economies, with rapid transit via commuter rail essential to unify the 100 mile industrial corridor. Dr. Edward Higbee urges a high speed rail solution to link the expanding area.
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Piedmont
North Carolina
Raleigh
Charlotte
Edward Higbee
Burlington
Tar Heel
High Point
Burlington Industries
J. Spencer Love
Adams-Millis
Burlington Hosiery
Editorial: Take Home Pay Rises With New Tax Law
The new tax law boosts weekly take home for many workers starting today, with an average pay envelope rise of about five dollars weekly. A family of four earning three thousand annually will owe no federal tax, and overall tax cuts average nine to nineteen percent for individuals and businesses. Some withholding changes may create a small tax bill on April 15, 1965, unless adjusted by employers.
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Johnson
U. S
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates and Note on Payment
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Johnson Faces Labor and Business Clash Over Overtime Proposal
President Lyndon Johnson confronts a split in Congress and with business leaders as labor seeks a federal law to require double-time overtime pay. UAW chief Walter Reuther argues the policy would spread work to unemployed union members amid automation job losses, while employers warn it could burden industry and political support for Johnson. The White House weighs risks to labor support and reelection plans as vice presidential speculation intensifies around McNamara Kennedy Shriver McCarthy and Humphrey.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
Lyndon Johnson
White House
Congress
United Auto Worker
Walter Reuther
Hund
Soek
Johnson
Congress Debates $10,000 Pay Raise for Itself
A House Rules Committee move clears a vote on boosting congressional pay from 22,500 to 32,500 a year, a 44 percent rise, tied to broader federal pay hikes backed by Kennedy and Johnson. Critics warn of waste while Rep. Wright Patman pitches more staff and a new office building as expensesClerks note inflation and wage issues among lawmakers and skeptics question the need for higher salaries amid limited production gains.
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Congress
House Rules Committee
Supreme Court
Kennedy
Johnson
National Civil Service League
House
Rep
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking and Currency Committee
Patman
J. Arthur Younger
R-Calif
Lawmakers Propose Pay Raises Across Key Offices
H R Gross criticized the Rules Committee move to raise salaries as unjustified and extravagant. Proposed increases compare current pay: vice president unfilled, speaker of the House and Supreme Court justices from 35000 to 45000, chief justice from 35500 to 45500, Cabinet members from 25000 to 35000.
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H. R. Gross
Town
House
Supreme Court
Quotes and Quips Highlight Cold War Echoes Abroad and at Home
A collage of remarks shows Khrushchev boasting about foreign aid as a weapon, Harriman questioning aid cuts, a clerical critic linking Buddhism and revolt, Black defending Cuban bus sales, and Sinatra Jr describing his kidnapping trial. The quotes illustrate cross currents of ideology, commerce, and fear during a tense era.
Hoffa Trial Judge Frank Wilson Earns Praise In Jamestown
U S District Judge Frank Wilson known to Jamestown folk for summers with grandparents sent Hoffa trial to a conviction on two of three counts of attempted jury fixing. He stands 6 foot 4, a strict but fair jurist who disciplines courtroom misconduct. Friends say he is one of the best presiding judges for this historic case.
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Jamestown Way
U. S
Frank Wilson
William G. Wiley
Jimmy Hoffa
Judge Wilson
Jamestown
Hoffa
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