Politics Shapes Kind Of Government You Deserve
A commentary argues citizens and businessmen must engage in politics despite indifference. It warns against retreat from civic responsibility and notes the danger of leaving political decisions to manipulators. An AP dispatch quotes Fidel Castro saying Cubans are not idiots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Havana
Fidel Castro
Patrick Henry
Arthur S. Lyon
Williams Place
New York
Washington
Whitener
Business Industry Education Day Observed in High Point
High Point observes B I E Day with emphasis on teachers as thought leaders and frontline in free world defense. Chamber of Commerce and Piedmont Industries sponsor the event to strengthen local schools and promote understanding of the free enterprise system amid Cold War concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Piedmont Industries
Raleigh
Washington
High Point
Betting odds and market bets hint Kennedy win in presidential race
Editorial notes that Las Vegas odds favor Kennedy, shifting from Nixon early, and compares betting markets to stock markets. It cites specific lines, legal concerns, and past incidents while noting experts view odds as flawed and subject to money input.
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Kennedy
Las Vegas
Wall Street
Nixon
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Anne X. Alperin
James W. Gerard
New York
F.D.R., Sr
The High Point Enterprise Masthead and Staff Note
A partial view of the High Point Enterprise masthead lists the paper as published by The High Point Enterprise Inc. Office at 906 307 North We Street with Charles B. Loflin named as advertising manager and the publishing and circulation roles shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North We Street
Weenie 40 year losses in early subscription rates
The notice lists subscription pricing and delivery options with daily and Sunday plans along with advance and monthly rates. It references Associated Press rights and distribution details for the High Point Enterprise in North Carolina.
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Mai i
Sunder
Sy Cartier
Associated Press
High Point
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Independent Voice Defends The Enterprise Editorial Policy
A reader praises The Enterprise for balanced coverage with equal attention to Democrats and Republicans. The letter defends the staff including editor Joe Brown and reporters Forrest Cates and others, and expresses intent to vote split tickets while supporting unbiased news delivery.
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Enterprise
John Kennedy
Democratic Party
Joe Brown
Forrest Cates
J. W. P. Mooney
Frank Warren
Bob Marks
Citizens' Obligation Is To Vote
A reader reflects on voter turnout in recent elections noting only about 60 percent participation and stressing voting as a vital American privilege. The writer, though too young to vote, expresses strong desire to participate and hopes others recognize the duty to vote.
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the Enterprise
America
Purge battle over voter list sparks voter outrage and debate
Republicans press 2500 Democratic registrations for removal while outraged voters call it disenfranchisement as Democrats claim the task urgent. The election board aims to correct records amid partisan headlines and a charged climate. A Commerce-led leadership training event unfolds in Concord.
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High Point Enterprise
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New Jersey
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Farm and Ranch
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P. S
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Miss Meador
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Piedmont Area
North Carolina
Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
New Furniture Plaza
Arthur Corpening
Union Carbide
Ark Avenue
Spray
High Point College
United Fund
Patton
Cecil Prince
Charlotte College
Tomlinson
Barron’s
Oldsters
Washington Area
Panthers
Appalachian Mountaineers
Jerry Stamps
N. Main Baptist Church
Elizabeth Campbell
Caldwell Baptist Associational
College Avenue Baptist Church
Lenoir
Fleet Lewis
Nixon Lodge
Concord
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Phil Clarke
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