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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1959
Page
4
City leaders urge continuity in the current council and mayoral tenure to finish the annexation program and guide vast interior development. They stress experienced, responsible leadership is essential as High Point expands to serve new areas and millions in investment.
The piece criticizes Jimmy Hoffa and Local 237 for pressing hospital wage issues via union pressure. It warns that strikes could disrupt patient care, endangering lives as non profit hospitals face demands to accept collective bargaining beyond clinical staff. The tone condemns the tactic as unsafe and unethical for public welfare.
The choice faces the administration between cheap foreign oil and cheap money as debate grows over mandatory import quotas. Advocates argue voluntary curbs failed and threaten inflation, while big oil opposes quotas, citing court challenges. Pipeline imports from Canada may be exempt, easing border friction amid rising crude imports.
The article reports Khrushchev support for stronger laws against illicit distilling and hard drinking in the Soviet Union, warning that bootlegging corrupts police and local governments and could lead to broader illegal trade. It notes prior references to private enterprise in Russia and cites concerns about dope routes and heroin links through Tientsin and Siberia.
Lynn Nisbet reports a looming titanic struggle at state and national levels. Governors Hodges and potential rivals, Senate plans, and a wide open field for both governor and Senate, with party unity vs external challenges shaping the debate.
The piece argues High Point’s home owned firms sustain community responsibility unlike Louisville’s absentee ownership trend. It cites local giants Adams Millis Melrose Amos Silver Knit Crown Slane Triangle and many more as core to civic life and economic independence. It contrasts civic leadership with outsiders and praises local philanthropy and self reliance.
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