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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
4
The piece urges swift action as Rep. Adam Clayton Powell defends alleged misuse of counterpart funds. It notes a 1962 European trip costing 4971 dollars and argues congressional waste harms public trust, calling for decisive reforms beyond race.
Newspaper Enterprise Analyst critiques USIA polls showing European views of American women as lazy and oversexed. The column argues Americans in industry and daily life contrast with European stereotypes and questions the need for USIA polls and their misreadings.
Directors propose a $450000 project to add a nine hole course on 100 acres by acquiring adjoining lots, with 500 members invited to form a syndicate or fund via assessments. Plans include options totaling $120000 on Carrick and Johnson properties and a nearby 50 acre Jet Hedgecock parcel rejected for tax and risk reasons.
January and February net revenue fell to new lows as excess withholding refunds and sales tax returns to nonprofits eroded state income. Revenue Commissioner Johnson notes the trend was expected and a retrenchment welcomed in Sanford administration circles, challenging Assembly hopes for higher revenue.
A Chicago meeting of labor and management could decide the firemen issue as railroads face legal power and unions wield strikes. The piece cites the 1959 Kaiser Steel pact as a model for avoiding repeated bargaining battles and suggests a plan sharing gains rather than permanent layoffs, while noting the unlikely fate of extinction for the locomotive firemen unions.
The High Point Enterprise publishes rate and contact details for home delivery and subscriptions. It lists office address at 305 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and identifies key staff such as D A Rawley Mrs R B Terry Holt McPherson Joe Brown W Patterson Jr Charles B Loflin and Ward Griffith as national advertising representatives. It notes subscription prices for various plans and mentions sales tax and carriage terms.
The essay discusses how actions often yield opposite results to intentions, citing Popper on sale and purchase dynamics. It notes brand names becoming generic through use, and observes opposite effects in marriage education politics diplomacy and armament escalation. It ends by asking how much we have learned from life.
A collection of statements highlights tensions in postwar diplomacy. Cameroon ambassador Jacques Kuoh Moukouri emphasizes ties to the United States, calling the U S a grandfather and noting a desire to avoid war among peoples while governments pursue national interests.
Notes on the News surveys varied reactions to foreign policy and domestic defense. Quotes from figures including Mrs. Harold N. McKinney and B. K. Nehru reflect ideological tensions and economic concerns. The column recounts satire on modern farming costs and a Takasaki factory's one day foreman system. It also highlights Nutty Narrows Bridge for squirrels in Longview and Jayne Mansfield's $25,000 Plantation Club tour appeal.
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