Economic In-Breeding Might Play Hole With Soundness
Commerce Department notes U S firms spend 4 9 billion this year on plant and equipment for foreign affiliates up 8 percent from last year. Expenditures reduce the balance of payments deficit somewhat as depreciation and retained earnings fund much of the investment. External capital sources abroad supply about a quarter of the capital needs. Projections suggest 1984 investment may ease to 4 5 billion.
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United States
Commerce Department
U. S
Wake Forest trustees clash over style of choosing leaders
The Wake Forest executive committee denounced a Dunn minister’s charge that the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation seeks to alter trustee selection as inaccurate and irresponsible. The piece links higher education growth, the university’s future autonomy, and the need to balance traditional ties with broader concepts amid a changing landscape. It condemns vandalism in the Harlem River tragedy and urges decisive steps toward wiser governance and economic openness.
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Wake Forest College
Dunn
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation
Friends of Higher Education
Wake Forest
Harlem
New York
Editorial Tricky Elections and Civil Rights Issues
Editorial notes how civil rights questions color Northern city elections and Kentucky’s governor race, with Kennedy's popularity dipping due to civil rights. Philadelphia mayoral race, Boston school board, and New Jersey ticket examples show Democratic strains from race policy. national parties face data from upcoming November elections.
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Kennedy
Philadelphia
Joseph S. Clark
U. S
Pennsylvania
Akron
Ohio
Indianapolis
New Haven
Conn
Boston
Kentucky
New Jersey
Richardson Dilworth
William Green
Tate
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
North
High Point Enterprise Ad Rates and Postal Notice
Page shows Associated Press rates and mail fees for various durations with 3 percent excise tax in North Carolina. It lists staff roles and notes second class matter at High Point Post Office. Carrier delivery arrangements and payment responsibility are explained.
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Associated Fress
N.C
Associated Press
AP News
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
DeGaulle Argument Gains Support for Self Interest Policy
Washington dispatch reports De Gaulle argues the U S must follow its own self interest in Europe, raising questions about guaranteed commitments. Kennedy advisers stress two actions: expanding Western Europe’s defense and increasing trade with the Soviet bloc when U S interests dictate. Some diplomats are impressed by the stance as a challenge to mutual defense assumptions.
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Henry Cathcart Central Press
Washington
Europe
Kennedy
America
de Gaulle
U. S
United States
Letters to The Editor Highlight Local Health Care and Courtesy
Expatient in room 22 praises High Point Memorial Hospital staff for excellent care after traveling 700 miles. Commends nurses for overworked but attentive treatment and thanks doctors and nurses for their good work. Also commends gas stations dropping trading stamps for fairer consumer value. A Halloween mischief note asks readers to teach children to keep holidays joyful.
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High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Notes on United Nations and Dallas incident
A commentary questions U N function in Dallas where Ambassador Adlai Stevenson faced protest. It argues UN serves many causes including some critics deem harmful, and notes the US bears most costs though votes may equal smaller nations. The piece urges scrutiny of Washington explanations and UN structure.
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United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Dallas
Tex
South
Viet Nam
Congo
Washington
Community leaders urge cancer fight and campus honors
An essay by Good Afternoon urges continued effort against cancer as a new chair of the North Carolina division of the American Cancer Society takes the helm. It praises progress, mourns losses, and calls for support, counsel, and prayers for a future free of cancer. It notes Dr. F. L. Conrad honored on the Lenoir Rhyne campus with a new dormitory named for him. Willis H. Slane’s family celebrates marriage as successors carry on the business and civic endeavors, while Roy Culler’s memorials fund a gym and gardens at High Point College. benches and a marker honor the Doak Bain Memorial Gardens, and Carrick family gifts support campus beautification. Burlington’s Eugene A. Gordon and Lexington’s Walter Foil Brinkley seek the Middle District judgeship, with congratulations from Guilford peers as Gene Gordon advances.
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Pean
Iite
North Carolina
American Cancer Society
Conrad
Lenoir Rhyse
F. L. Conrad
United Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Kare Beach
Lesell Rhyne
Lutheran Church In
Synod
Seoul
Korea
Korea Times
YMCA
Roy Culler
High Point
Culler
John Wananisker
Roy
Bain Memorial
High Point College
Colege
D. B. Carrick
Doak Bain
Purdue University
Carey W. Carrick
Carrick
Patton
College
C. W. Hewlett
Stephens Carrick
Marblehead
Maso
Eugene Andrews
Dr. Carrick
Burlington
Eugene A. Gordon
Ervin
Jordan
Lexington
Walter Foil Brinkley
Richardson Preyer
Gordon
Gene Gordon
Critics Attack Globalism and U.S. Policy in Letter to Editor
C K Fitzgerald of Whitnett North Carolina rails against the One Church movement and United Nations influence. He claims Washington is pandering to small nations that leverage the United States, warning that Goldwater and the Na’ Convention trend reflect folly. He urges Americans to resist shaping national life to fit others.
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Washington
U.S
Times
C. K. Fitzgerald
Whitnett
N.C
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