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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1960
Page
4
The meeting of merchants and property owners explored a CBD plan seen as patchwork. While it improves present conditions, it falls short of the bold, future-focused vision needed for High Point Greensboro and Winston-Salem. The seminar may spark ideas for a 20 year plan and stronger urban renewal.
Editorial overview of a string of ethics cases in the Eisenhower administration. Focus on FCC Chairman John C. Doerfer’s resignation and related figures, including Adams Talbott Mansure Strobel Mack, plus the yacht controversy and calls for higher integrity in regulatory agencies and tax rules limiting entertainment deductions.
Editorial reviews Sunday selling's rise from church days to warehouse and bargain center contrasts. The piece weighs religious liberty, equality and economic impact, citing court cases in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, and notes church leaders and denominations opposing or revising blue laws while commerce expands.
George Sokolsky argues conformity is a complex social force, not a fixed enemy. He cites laws and norms, praises individual rights, and recalls figures like Emma Goldman, Eugene Debs, and Ward Bond while questioning Stanley Kramer’s defense of conformity in film and politics.
Analysts note no clear rule explains voluntary retirements in the 1959 North Carolina General Assembly. Some leaders decline reelection while others shift between House and Senate. Local issues and county acts shape legislative races more than statewide trends, with filing deadlines looming and governors’ race dynamics adding to the uncertainty.
The American Marietta Company study led by C. S. Beaver projects a 1975 economy nearly twice today’s output with GNP rising from $480 billion to $925 billion in today's dollars. Family income avg rises to $9,400, population to 235 million, and discretionary spending to over $300 billion.
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