Textiles Benefit From Kennedy Seven Point Plan
Editorial lauds a seven point program to aid the textile industry without disrupting world commerce. It highlights expanded research, tax and credit incentives, SBA financing for modernization, cotton price gap studies, aid to distressed sectors, and international trade talks aimed at timely relief for a second largest U.S. employer.
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Kennedy
Small Business Administration
City voters choose younger bipartisan council slate
High Point voters handed the City Council a mandate for bipartisan city government. Three Democrats and two Republicans join four holdover Democrats as the new administration faces growth and annexation challenges with a mix of experience and vigor.
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High Point
Carson Stout
Lawrence Hancock
Robert Davis
Roy Culler Jr
Jake Froelich Jr
Editorial Research Educating The Relocated
City slums stem from minority clustering and poverty. Tobriner proposes urbanization schools modeled on Americanization programs to aid newcomers with police, health, religious, and education guidance. Newcomer crime and disease trends motivate long term funding. Cuban and Puerto Rican arrivals illustrate English needs and public health concerns.
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District of Columbia
Walter N. Tobriner
Kennedy
District Board of Education
New York
Europe
Leonard Q. Ross
Manhattan
Miami
Washington
University of Miami
Framework For Censorship Exists By James Ef Warner
The Kennedy proposal on voluntary domestic censorship echoes a wartime system ready to roll if a national emergency arises. A shadow cadre of military and civilian officers, established in 1945 under Byron Price, stands by for drills and action. Questions remain on how far voluntary rules suffice and how diplomatic channels, travel, and pouches would be treated in peacetime or under emergency, with past episodes showing risks of political manipulation.
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Washington
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
FBI
State Department
Congress
Office of Censorship
Byron Price
Associated Press
New York
Frank Knox
Roosevelt
United States
Great Britain
Pearl Harbor
Times Square
Army
Navy
Price
Radio
Tax report questions near term tax revenue outlook
Lynn Nisbet outlines a Department of Revenue review of April and ten month tax collections to gauge economic trends and the feasibility of raising revenue estimates. He notes April income tax receipts lagged year over year but ten month totals rose, with sales and gasoline taxes showing gains and some highway revenues slipping.
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Department of Revenue
Joint Appropriations Committee
Finance Committee
Political leadership urged in High Point election analysis
The column criticizes both major parties for lacking strong candidates in the recent High Point municipal race and urges vigorous, ongoing leadership from Democrats and Republicans. It notes the public’s ability to select mayors across party lines and discusses regional development, county cooperation, and civic planning including a new shopping center and zoning oversight.
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Paul Ingle
Ed Mendenhall
Horace Haworth
Dale Montgomery
Alton Stanford
Genral
Westchester
Zoning Commission
Council
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