Editorial page on white views of civil rights in Newsweek poll
The Wall Street Journal editorial analyzes Newsweek's survey showing broad white consensus on equal basic rights for Negro citizens, opposition to quotas and forced integration, and fears about coercive tactics. It argues true progress requires voluntary social acceptance and warns that coercive laws risk futility and backlash, urging prudent action by white and Negro communities alike.
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Newsweek
Congress
North
South
Times
Banks And Builders In Our Economy
By Arthur C. Jenkins Jr the article argues banks savings and loan associations and insurance companies are central to the economy from national to local levels. It contends banks finance construction through loans and bond purchases and urges lenders to require qualified professionals for planning and construction to improve architectural quality and long term value in towns and cities.
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Arthur C. Jenkins, Jr
Banks
Bank of Savings and Loan Associations
Jooks
Savings and Loan
Hunting and fishing as youth delinquency curb
The Greenville Piedmont argues a state sponsored youth hunting program could curb teen age restlessness by giving youngsters purposeful outdoor activity. Citing Oregon’s 1100 acre teen age hunting ground started in 1931, with over 3500 youths trained and enjoying hunting and recreation, the piece urges trying such a program as part of youth problem solutions.
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Oregon
High Point Enterprise Staff and Office Details
The High Point Enterprise lists its established date, 1884, and operation details with staff roles including president secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor and managing editor Brown, advertising director, business manager, circulation manager, and national advertising representatives Wart-Griffith Company.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N
Holt McPherson
BROWN
Co. W. Patterson
W.W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflim
Inflation War Rocks Kennedy Era Washington
Washington debate over inflation intensifies as selective steel price hikes spark grand jury probes and business fears political motives. The White House argues inflation threatens the economy while steel increases test administration patience across industries.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress Fails to Police Itself On Conflicts of Interest
Oregon Senator Maurine Neuberger and New Jersey Senator Clifford Case renew a push for a public yearly income and assets disclosure for top government officers and lawmakers. They seek reports to the comptroller general with gifts, liabilities, and transactions accessible to press and public as Senate Rules Committee opens a new inquiry into conflicts.
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Neuberger
Maurine Neuberger
Oregon
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Congress
Case
Sen. Neuberger
B. Everett Jordan
North Carolina
Senate Rules Committee
Baker resigns from Senate Democrats over outside interests
Senate aide Robert G. Baker, earning about $20 000 yearly, resigned as secretary to the Senate Democrats after disclosures of extensive outside financial interests and a law practice. A $300 000 civil suit by Capitol Vending Co alleged Baker took 5600 in commissions to place machines in government plants and then withdrew when Capitol refused to sell out to another firm in which Baker allegedly held stock. The Jordan committee planned hearings behind closed doors amid broader calls for financial disclosures by members of Congress and their employers.
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Senate
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Senate Democrats
Capitol Vending Co
Congress
Neuberger
Case
Kennedy
Education Council on National Purposes Leaders North Carolina
The passage recalls the North Carolina Educational Council on National Purposes led by Holt McPherson Cote, praising information and responsibility while outlining a shift in chairmanship to Raleigh’s James M. Poyner. It touches on anti communism education, the value of Americanism, and a broader moral beat about civic duty and ethics.
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North Carolina Educational Council
North Carolina
Raleigh
James M. Poyner
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Jim Wright
Texas
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Khrushchev
Anrea
Delaware
Ratic
James Marlow
Richard L. Neuberger
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Kit Kuperstock
Together Magazine
Pete
Asheville
Skywanian
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