Itching For Roads Must Scratch For Revenue
The piece argues a $200 million road bond plan with a $250000 starter fund for each county as a sweetener to win votes. It notes North Carolina’s past road programs, maintenance costs, and the need to balance modernization with tax implications while urging careful statewide scrutiny.
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R L Pope Honored Posthumously by High Point College
R L Pope, Thomasville banker and civic leader, died aged 75. He received the Doctor of Humane Letters at spring commencement for a life of private enterprise and public service, including mayoral tenure, legislative work, banking leadership, and church teaching.
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Italy election April shaped by Fanfani Kennedy talks
Editorial notes Italy will vote April 28 and 29 in a fourth parliamentary election. The piece discusses Fanfi ani's leadership, Kennedy's planned Rome visit, and bipartisan foreign policy aims including a multilateral NATO force and market access. It highlights domestic disputes over regional autonomy and economic reforms, plus the evolving Socialist position led by Nenni and potential coalition shifts with the Communist Party.
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High Point Enterprise Ad Staff and Circulation Details
The notice lists the High Point Enterprise staff positions with D A Rawley as president and Mrs. R B Terry as secretary treasurer. It also provides editors and managers, subscription rates for different plans, and mentions the Associated Press rights and postal classifications.
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The Tumult And Shouting When Will A Solution Be Permitted
In a national spotlight cycle, publicity fuels fame and wealth, birthing sensational tactics from demagogues and agitators. The piece condemns segregation rhetoric, calls for open funding records, and urges intelligent cooperation across diverse communities to end partisan manipulation.
Textile problems discussed threaten Southern mills
Readers rail at high raw cotton costs and foreign wage advantages harming U S textile jobs. The letter questions who started the policy blamed for factory struggles and challenges Kennedy era promises amid ongoing congressional debate.
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Equity Basis For Dignity Of Man
A reflective note argues dignity of man as an enduring force beyond party aims. It states dignity has toppled empires and dictators since dawn of time and implies providence created equity as a guiding principle toward democracy.
Alcoholics Anonymous helps alcoholics find hope and aid
The piece outlines how Alcoholics Anonymous began in 1935 and operates globally in thousands of groups. It highlights three local cases a young executive a housewife and a construction foreman finding help through A A after medical and spiritual guidance, plus a mugging incident involving Bill Collins and examples of everyday decent acts restoring faith in humanity.
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