Merchants oppose one way traffic on Wrenn and Hamilton Streets
G. E. Hutchens of 218 N Wrenn St argues against converting Wrenn and Hamilton Streets to one way lanes. He cites parking access losses, increased travel for customers, and negative impacts on downtown merchants while proposing broader street widenings and parking adjustments to ease traffic. Hutchens references Miami and High Point traffic patterns to justify keeping two-way streets and parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Wrenn
Hamilton
Hamilton Street
Washington Street
Broad Street
English Street
Sheration Place
Wrenn Street
Steele Street
Centennial Avenue
High Street
Kivett Drive
Elm Street
Lexington Avenue
Willowbrook
Lindsay Street
N. Wrenn St
Richardson Street
Miami
United States
Flagler Street
Second Avenue
Hollywood
Key West
Flagler
High Point
N. Wrenn Street
G. E. Hutchens
Governor Hodges Seeks Settlement of Henderson Mills Strike
Governor Hodges intervenes personally to end a four month strike at Harriett Henderson Cotton Mills in Henderson. He has avoided troops, pressed for mediation, and now calls for strong action to restore peace and bring workers back to their jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodges
Harriett-Henderson
Henderson
High Point Annexation Bill In The Hopper Soon
Representative Kemp urges quick action on High Point's municipal services annexation bill as delay harms new citizens. Bonds will be needed to fund electric distribution, fire and police protection, sanitation, and other services. Guilford delegation talks pave prompt handling once the bill reaches the hopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kemp
High Point
General Assembly
Rem Duke Power Company
Elec
Tric
Guilford
Kemp
Fellows
Editorial on Arab alignment and Nasser’s shifting ties
The piece analyzes Arab leaders' cautions toward each other and the West, noting Hussein and Nasser’s improving relations despite a Soviet-backed Iraqi coup. It highlights Nasser’s growing anti Communist tone, oil geopolitics, and Libya Sudan and Lebanese influences as the region moves toward a pan Arab front with West-facing considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hussein
Jordan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Faisal
Iraq
Iraq-Jordan
Nasser
Abdel Karim Kassem
Kassem
Moscow
Iran
United
Middle East
Sudan
Libya
Syria
UAR
Voice of America
Currie Urges Welfare Reform in North Carolina
Senator Currie campaigns for state level action to secure more Federal welfare funds with matching aid, arguing counties bear too much local tax burden while state controls delay aid for dependent children and the aged. He warns of political influence in gubernatorial appointments and notes broader state executive powers in lieu of Senate confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Currie
Washington
General Assembly
E. K. McLarty
Western North Carolina Conference
Wesley Memorial Church
Asheville
McLarty
Preferential Pain and civic memory mingle in spring page
The poetry feature by Dr. Walter Blackstock appears in Quicksilver with the piece Preferential Pain. Greensboro hosts Celebrity Night honoring Durham Mayor E J Evans and family, while tributes recall college ties and Hadassah leadership. Death claims Dr E K McLarty at 89. An electric car concept, low-cost and low center, gains note. High Point College holds a cappella concert and praises new traffic-improvement measures at Main Howell Street crossing aided by parking space sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Blackstock
High Point College
Quicksilver
Greensboro
Durham
E. J. Evans
Evans
Sidney J. Stern
B'nai B'rith
Hodges
Good Afternoon
Huntington
W. Virginia
Gastonia
N. C
Hadassah
Carolina
Mrs. Evans
Quotes on politics religion and business from varied speakers
The collection presents opinions from Rev. Thomas Byrne on St Patrick’s Day meals, Defense Secretary McElroy on missile capability, a Formosan dissident on democracy, a fighter-turned-tax debtor Johnny Saxton, and a stance on West Berlin under a free city framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Byrne
New York
Old St. Pat's Church
Parker to the Supreme Court of the United States
Governor of North Carolina holds broad appointment powers under state law requiring Senate confirmation for many posts. Most confirm only routine boards while top level offices and vacancies in high offices rest with the Governor. The governor's prerogative exceeds the President's in this field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Hood
Max Gardner
Gardner
Hood
William B. Rodman
General Assembly
Luther Hodges
William Rodman
Supreme Court
North Carolina
United States
United States Senate
Senate
John J
Parker
Supreme Court of the
Barbs By Hal Cochran Whimsical notes on spring growth and discipline
A fragmented Barbs column comments on spring flowers that may not meet expectations, judges handing heavy fines after crackdowns, and light musings on dance and numbers. It includes odd references to a March Camp Fire and guidance for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cochran
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Wastin
New Arab Alignment
Hugh Gaitskell
Labor Party
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
High Point Enterprise
THE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, NC
Po A. Rawley
Cone ‘O
Trenmuer
Ait
Piso Py
Atnnaains
Reune Satya
Loflin
Associated Press
Natioue
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Cos
Charles Pearson
Berlin
Holt McPherson
J. F. Hayden
Memorial Auditorium
Marilyn Pickett
Debussy
Main
Howell Street
Turners
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Johnny Saxton
Free City
Ohio
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