Crisis Calls Free Men To Dallas Duty In Crisis
State Treasurer Edwin Gill told the North Carolina School Boards Assembly that families must stay the center of life and schools must function despite Castro Khrushchev or cold war fears. He urged Americans to live meaningful daily lives and unite in duty as crises loom, noting the public’s response to Berlin and Cuban tensions.
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Edwin Gill
North Carolina School Boards Assembly
Castro
Khrushchev
Hells of Churches
United States
Khrushchev and Company
Economic forecast despite Cuban crisis by Heller
Walter W. Heller, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, expressed confidence that business will advance in the final quarter of 1962. He noted Cuba's crisis might quicken activity but sees no major change. He cited slack in production, ample supplies, and consumer demand not as strong as during Korea, with small hoarding indicating shared optimism.
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Walter W. Heller
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
National Association of Business Economists
Korea
Cuba
North Carolina
John M. Ryan
Humble Oil Company
Ryan
University of North Carolina
Alberta
Phrasebook of gobbledygook translations
In this light hearted summary SFI notes common bureaucratic phrases reveal little action. The examples show committees meeting evaluating, exploring every solution, yet producing inconclusive results. The piece parodies phrases like widely accepted and it is hoped that the report will stimulate interest.
Editorial Vindication by Voters in Maryland Race
In Maryland First District, Rep. Thomas F Johnson facing indictment for alleged payments to savings and loan officers runs against Rogers C B Morton. Historical examples show indicted candidates sometimes regain support as voters redeem them through reelection. Johnson campaigns on service record while indictment shadows the race.
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Thomas F. Johnson
Maryland
Rogers C. B. Morton
Orother
Thruston B. Morton
Baltimore
Savings and Loan Association
Johnson
Frank W. Boykin
Worcester County
U. S. House of Representatives
Sen
Maryland House of Delegates
Fruitland
Tom
Congress
Adam Clayton Powell Jr
D-N. Y
Powell
William J. Green Jr
D-Pa
Matthew Lyon
Vermont
Kentucky
Thomas J. Lane
Mass
Danbury
Conn
High Point Enterprise details and rates note
The High Point Enterprise announces its long standing status from 1884 with staff roles and office details. It lists mailing and carrier subscription rates, tax note, and distribution contractor disclaimer. The notice includes AP affiliation and advertising contact points for subscriptions and home delivery.
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Associated Press
N.C
High Point
N. C
High Points Enterprise, Inc
What Do Letters On Cuba Really Say
Three missing pieces from public Cuba disclosures may shape trouble ahead. The article questions Kennedy's assumptions, Khrushchev Castro understanding, and why Soviet jet bombers remain unaddressed. It traces unpublished letters, UN supervision doubts, and Mikoyan's visit to Havana amid missile removal talks.
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Cuba
James Siarlow
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
United Nations
Russia
Fidel Castro
U.N
U Thant
Castro
White House
Letter to Thatditon Warns of Court Reform Threats
The Enterprise editor references Will Rogers and warns that court reform would bypass the constitution, enabling rule by appointed commissions and dictatorial power. A 37 year lawyer argues judicial tyranny as judges press pleas and docket clearing, claiming exact justice is a phrase used by reformers and dictators.
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Enterprise
Will Rogers
Washington
Opposes Court Reform as Unneeded in 1962 Enterprise
Notes On The News criticizes proposed constitutional court amendments. Chides centralization in Raleigh, argues higher court costs and added offices threaten economy. Questions more Supreme Court judges and a statistician. Thanks editor Lovelace. Haworth notes jury rights remain intact.
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General Assembly
Raleigh
Sanford
Supreme Court
Lovelace
Sunday Enterprise
Haworth
Life of Dr. McMullan Revered Presbyterians Leader
Obituary sketch honors Dr. Robert Johnson McMullan a noted educator and minister who led Hanchow University in China before WWI and served Center College in Kentucky and a Chapel Hill church. He lived at the Presbyterian Home, was father to three ministering daughters, and two sons in the ministry, leaving a legacy of scholarship and service.
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Robert Johnson McMullan
Presbyterian
China
Hanchow University
Center College
Danille
United Council For Christian Colleges
Chapel Hill
Little Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Home
McMullan
Peter Edward Graves
A. B. Conrad
Conrad
Lawrence
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Russell Hinton
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Graves
Peter Graves
High Point Memorial Hospital
Cone Memorial Hospital
Thomasville Memorial
Jack Burris
Heart Center
William Nelson Mebane
Siebane
Davidson College
Columbia University
Princeton
University of Chicago
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Gill
Berlin
Eisenhower
SFI
Tom Johnson
Morton
Talbot County
Dorchester County
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Btaleptett's
Joe Brown
W. Patterson, JR
Vv. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflinaatay
Marlow
Anastasi Mikoyan
New York
Havana
Hich Point Enterprise
Dom
Sir Semper Tyrannis
Chub Seawell
Cate
Fred J. Curran
Wisconsin State Journal
Jack Green
Hebrew Congregation
Edward Silver
The
Hebrew Congregation, Inc
James N. Rawleigh
New Southern General Factors
United Appeal
R. T. Amos Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Virgil Thamas Rich
Glen Dele
Old Elm Street
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