Van Fleet Urged to Improve Elocution Training
The piece urges General James A. Van Fleet to correct phrases and digressions made at a public meeting. It criticizes his statements on Berlin Laos and South Vietnam, and suggests he needs elocution training before resuming duty in training Army guerilla warfare units.
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Adlai Stevenson
James A. van Fleet
Stevenson
U. S
van Fleet
Tampa Tribune
Berlin
Laos
South Vietnam
Kennedy Budget Deficit Sparks 1962 Financing Debate
The Kennedy administration faces a projected 6.9 billion deficit for fiscal 1962 as Budget Bureau estimates and the president’s 90 billion proposed budget continue red ink. Officials cite anti recession costs, urban renewal, and rising farm price supports, urging tighter department spending to bolster recovery efforts.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
Budget Bureau
Ures
Price and Wage Restraints in National Emergencies
Editorial reviews Kennedy’s stance on curbing inflation via leadership and persuasion rather than broad wage or price controls. It notes budget deficits, defense spending, and the Berlin crisis as inflationary pressures and discusses potential remedies and past control outcomes.
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United States
Kennedy
Berlin
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Bernard M. Baruch
England
Harvard
White House
High Point Enterprise Advertisement Listing and Contacts
An OCR fragment shows subscription rates and office details for The High Point Enterprise. It lists mail and carrier rates, NC tax note, and names of officials such as D A Rawley president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer and others including W Idol Jr and B Loflin.
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MAIL
Dally
Fainl
Pritrusun
Tna
W. Idol, JR
Pee Kurtness
B. Loflin
Medical quackery second oldest billion-dollar business
Medical quackery nets over a billion dollars annually from about 25 million Americans. The piece traces quack history from ancient potions to modern gadgets like Oxydonor and Pandiculator, notes misleading endorsements, and calls for public education with medical societies and federal agencies.
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Tom Nolan
North Carolina Trade Fair praised for wide backing and impact
A letter lauds the North Carolina Trade Fair success praising Governor Sanford for leadership and publicists, thanking exhibitors buyers and media for promoting the event and its lasting benefits to the state. A second letter criticizes postwar wheat sales amid jet fighter deliveries, arguing political blame and inviting further opinions.
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The
Enterprise
Charlotte
North Carolina
Sanford
British Isles
Europe
Notes On The News And where are some of the other thinkers who were going to solve all our problems
Column discusses public reliance on thinkers to fix issues while questioning where additional experts and voices are. It contrasts optimism with skepticism about overreliance on intellectuals and highlights ongoing debates about problem solving in society.
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J. FE. Bassett
Bassett Furniture Industries
High Point Furniture Exchange
High Point
Not retreating in words United States faces Europe threat
Dr Charles H Malik warns the West must take the offensive or face retreat in Europe while Judge David Brofman rules a wedding ring cannot be seized for debt payment. The quotes reflect political and legal views on unity and property rights. The tone echoes postwar concerns and domestic legal limits on debt enforcement.
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United States
Europe
Charles H. Malik
Lebanon
U. N. General Assembly
Denver
Cole
David Brofman
South Main traffic crowding prompts planned widening
Residents report a lengthy crawl on South Main during peak hour with a single lane each way and expect improvements soon. North Main flow also needs addressing as doctors, bankers, and civic groups reflect on local progress and community spirit.
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South Main
North Main
Ward Street
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Ure
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Walter W. Heller
High Point Enterprise
Ses
Assa
AMA
Quacks Bank
Cording
Peddie
Ote
Ps Ny
Fditon
the Enterprise
Yugoslavia
Sam
Holt McPherson
Nathan Womack
University Hospital
Chapel Hill
Paul Ingle
High Point Memorial Hospital
Reidsville
V.A.J. Idol
Old Commercial National Bank
Perpetual Savings & Loan Association
Idol-Green Company
Oscar Lee Smith
Golden Gate Seminary
San Francisco
Baylor
Southern Seminary
Louisville
Florida
Golden Gate
San Quentin Prison
San Quentin
Irene Cornwell
Marguerite's
Kiwanis Group
Kiwanis Club
James Fagan
Police Department
Fagan
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