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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1956
Page
6
President Eisenhower suggests Nixon chart his own course for a possible second term. The move sparks varied interpretations with Nixon backers viewing it as support while Democrats fear Nixon vote-getting and recall past clashes.
City officials debate whether municipal employees may reside outside the city. They argue efficiency demands staff near the nerve center for rapid response to windstorm damage and civil defense needs. Fire and police operations illustrate the impracticality of wider living areas.
Cincinnati Redlegs vice president Gabe Paul told 200 at a YMCA Hi-Toms dinner that baseball is not dying. He cited rising attendance in 11 leagues and urged minors to show more effort, noting determination beats raw talent in achieving success.
A Birmingham mother driving home a group of grammar school children encounters two 12-year-olds discussing a Friday night dance. When asked if she can dance she answers yes, despite the boys seeking to learn the bop dance step.
The snippet lists office roles at The High Point Enterprise including editor secretary-treasurer and advertising director. It references the address 305-307 North Main Street High Point and names individuals associated with the publication.
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A Reader letters section rebuts the phrase delinquent parents and argues it unfairly labels families. The Exchange includes editorials by Daily Smith on world tyranny, theological notes, and a Heart Fund Drive report from the Altrusa Club with thanks for public support.
The column questions the timing and diligence of a watchdog committee asking when the panel rests. It probes oversight practices and hints at scrutiny of public accountability in governance.
Jonn Greene of Ohio Bell is honored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews while Estes Kefauver campaigns for the presidential nomination. The quotes reflect differing views on public service and political aims.
A veteran merchant recalls the impact of youth pilfering at his filling station and argues parents must back corrective efforts. He notes boys confess and repay, while some parents defend their children, risking future losses and broader social harm. Authorities face a petty theft ring in a local school with limited parent cooperation.
Edwards visited yesterday in his lieutenant governor bid. Greensboro Whist Club attended a gathering in honor of Arthur Corpening, with speculation about Bill Ragsdale’s county-commission bid. The Enterprise nears a circulation milestone of 23 000. John Larkins envisions televising the next State Democratic Convention for statewide interest. The North Carolina Chapter of the ASSE plans Charter Night and inaugural dinner. A Merrill Lynch and Enterprise sponsored investments clinic drew national notice, and a May 1 Church-News Clinic, sponsored by The Enterprise, will be held at the Sheraton with a church newspaper relations focus. R S Reynolds, a retiree and longtime publicity committee member, leads the clinic planning centered on denominational cooperation and a two-hour May 1 program followed by a facility tour of The Enterprise.
Guilford leads U S counties by share of Negro farm owners as improvements in race relations are noted. Rural roads saw three deaths last month vs four prior month. Jean Lee Chandler, a Texas divorcee who killed a Winston-Salem boyfriend, is set for life. she escaped State Hospital recently. Charlotte’s John Paul Lucas discusses a $2 million YMCA capital drive. Greensboro seeks $800,000 for Wesley Long hospital expansion.
Trustees and Jaycees press to raise 45000 by contract time while seeking 70000 for a central air system. Globe Furniture Company doubles its gift and will occupy a deluxe room, with officials inviting further support as the project advances.
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