Senator Jordan's Path to a Steady Senate Career
North Carolina's new senator B Everette Jordan aims to solidify his seat by running again in 1960. The Burlington Times News reports on his rise from Methodist parsonage to business and political figure, stressing a steady, long term career in public service.
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North Carolina
B. Everette Jordan
Jordan
Luther Hodges
Hodges
Ya Scott
Gama
Heritage
Pees
Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Junior Service League
Chikren
Southern Furniture Exposition
American Furniture Mart
German space station concept shown by Krafft Ehricke
Krafft Ehricke outlined a 106 foot space station with a 15,000 pound hull, four crew, and a projected cost around half a billion dollars. The plan envisions Atlas tank launches, passenger missiles, cargo deliveries, two man gliders, and a nuclear power plant to support long term habitation in space.
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Washington
Krafft Ehricke
Convair Astronautics
Space Station
Ehricke
Fes
Moon Mission Budget Sparks Space Race Debate
The Air Force tells Congress an investment of 16 to 20 million dollars could enable a moon landing this year using existing hardware and stages from the Vanguard and B 58 missile programs. Maj. Gen. F. A. Bogart and Richard Horner cite five to seven shots with up to a 70 percent success rate, aiming for a late fall launch with high certainty. The piece frames this amid Soviet lunar ambitions and envisions the moon as a future launch site for exploration.
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Air Force
Congress
F. A
Air Force Budget
House Military Appropriations Subcommittee
Bogart
Richard Horner
Horner
Navy
Vanguard
Moon
Tax reduction debate powers Congress in recession year
Editorial discusses a possible federal tax cut to combat the recession, noting Nixon's support and Senate House consultations. It outlines potential actions by July 1, including corporation tax relief and excise cuts, and weighs arguments for tax cuts versus increased spending. It also notes revenue losses and questions whether tax cuts would spur growth and end the downturn.
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Nixon
White House
Congress
Sam Rayburn
High Point Enterprise Publication Details
The High Point Enterprise publishes from 305 307 North Street Point North Carolina providing local news and community coverage established in 1884 by The High Point Enterprise LNC.
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High Point Enterprise
LNC
North Street Point
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Publication details and rights notice for High Point Enterprise
The High Point Enterprise announces publication frequency as daily and Sunday morning, with annual subscription rates by mail and carrier. It notes AP content rights, mailing status, independent carrier contracts, and contact directions for subscription and advertising, under March 4 1879 act.
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High Point
N. C
Eni
Ward-trit. Fith Company
Lynne Nisbet Around Capitol Square Automobiles
Lynn Nisbet discusses the auto industry from the dealer's vantage at the North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association convention in Pinehurst. He outlines the sickly state of the industry, the middle-man squeeze, and calls for recognition of dealers as essential liaisons between manufacturers and buyers.
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North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association
Pinehurst
Walter A. Deal
Asheville
America
Realistic Dealers Face Car Cost Shifts and Bath Restoration
Notes describe auto dealers nearing a limit on absorbing fringe costs and warn that price increases may follow. The piece also details Edmund Harding's Bath preservation effort, facing a shortfall after Beaufort County funds fall short, risking a historic library site option.
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Bath
Edmund Harding
Beaufort County
ABC
Mr. Harding
United States of America
George Dixon Urges Price Cuts Across Economy
Washington financier Walter Louchheim confronts high prices after hearing Democrat appeals for relief. He questions why everyday costs rise while wages lag, consults a podiatrist and a broker, and concludes Americans favor broad price reductions to spur national recovery.
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Washington
Walter C. Jr
Katie Louchheim
Democratic National Committee
Louchheim
Eisenhower
Katie
Gla
Mr. Louchheim
Merrill, Lynch, Fenner
Hospital Fire Sparks Praise for New C J Harris Facility
In Sylva readers recall a 23 patient rescue during the C J Harris Community Hospital fire with Dr Walter J Durr cradling the last patient as he collapsed. The old frame hospital is being razed for a modern fireproof building set to finish in a few months.
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Sylva
C. J. Harris Community Hospital
Walter J. Durr
Jack Burris
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Capitol Square
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