College Education Not a Magic Open Sesame
Louis Harris argues in his survey that while 99 percent of parents want their children to attend college and 82 percent deem it extremely important, not every child is college material. He warns that higher education may face capacity limits, and trade schools or terminal programs may suit many youths better, calling for realistic expectations and balanced investment.
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Louis Harris
Peacock
Dred Peacock
P. D
Charles W. Gold
Sedaan Te Tatenent Se Soe
Areensboro College
Golds
Provident Ee Ee Ee Ee Eee
P. D. Gold
Central Christian Church
Locke
Ferndale Drive
Renae Ob
L. P. McLendon
Bobby Baker
N. C. Art Education Association
Greensboro
High Point College
3M Company
Short Sweet Session Optimism For North Carolina Legislature
Governor Dan Moore celebrates progress as the General Assembly pursues a brief session with minimal controversy. Budget focus dominates, no new taxes anticipated, and officials expect smooth passage as revenue realities shape spending.
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Moore
North Carolina
Editorial View of SA Court Case Over South West Africa
The Editorial argues The Hague will hear arguments on South West Africa's status amid apartheid. It notes the 1950 ICJ advisory opinion, the mandating history, and potential UN enforcement questions. It highlights racial imbalances, mineral wealth at Tsumeb, and possible international responses including sanctions or a UN police force.
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Republic of South Africa
South West Africa
The
Hague
South Africa
Atlantic
Colorado
League of Nations
United Nations
International Court of Justice
the Hague
the World Court
Tsumeb
World Court
British Commonwealth
International Labor Organization
U. N
Indonesia
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Independent High Point paper snippet for Point NC
A fragment from The High Point Enterprise notes an independent newspaper based on Main Street Point North Carolina. It appears to reference local publishing or distribution details without a clear event or date.
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THE
All En Base Inc
Main Street Point
N.C
Associated Pressura
High Point
N. C
Oopiractere
Prise, Inc
The Old Familiar Places Abroad and at Home
The piece argues travel should emphasize local treasures over exotic destinations. It highlights American sights from Staten Island ferry to Cooper Union and Frick, urges exploring Winterthur and Bodnant, and muses on Paris and other world capitals as ways to broaden refined taste.
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Land Ferry
Park Avenue
Seagram
Lever House
Cooper Union
Frick
Citizens consider the Union and state cooperation in governance
A letter argues for recognizing United States citizenship and the role of states in coordinating needs. It references John Eshelman and his Liberty Amendment as threats to national unity, urging rational federal cooperation over radical secession.
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United States
U.S
John Eshelman
Eshelman
Mr. Eshelman
Notes On The News and a City Council Debate
The written fragment critiques a councilman for opposing federal systems and questions his stance on the income tax. It argues he does not seek the end of the United States but suggests concerns over federal amendments and council actions. The piece hints at a public debate on constitutional and federal powers.
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Federal Reserve System
Eshelman
Se Fay
North Carolina figures in Civil War debate and local history
The piece questions a claim about a North Carolina monument to the first Civil War casualty and recounts local anecdotes about history and memory. It also covers community topics from insurance histories to Heart Fund drives, Demolay’s 46th anniversary, church dedications, and education aid from 3M benefiting High Point College.
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Bell
North Carolina
John
Sugit Gti Ag
Raleigh
Heart Fund
Benny Braica Jr
Sean
Braica
Jean Lyon
Kornegay
Hubert Leach
Paul W
John Foy
Dingman
N. Hampton
High Point Fire Department
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High Point Enterprise
Nts
Dan K. Moore
Charlotte College
William A. Shires
Basters
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
Ag Charles B. Loflin
New York
Naples
Sicily
Basle
Algarve
Lisbon
Staten
Winterthur
Bodnant
North Wales
Cleve
Land
Toledo
Worcester
Mass
Fort Worth
Munson - Williams - Proctor Institute
Utica
N. Y
Newport
R. I
Leo Corbusier
Bonchamp
Chateau de Chambord
Charleston
New Orleans
Genoa
Bombay
Paris
Musee Camonde
Parc de Bagatelle
Louvre
Samothrace
Sainte- Chapelle
Notre Dame
Tuileries Gardens
Europe
Gargas High Point Enterprise
Holi McPherson
eCrneon Ternai
Frank V. Bridge
Order of
Demolay
Jacques DeMolay
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