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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1960
Page
3
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The new Congress will bring many new faces but little shift in voting strength. Republicans may gain in the House yet a sweep to GOP control seems unlikely. The conservative Republican Southern Democrat coalition appears set to stay influential in both chambers.
Herman L. Shaw of Charlotte outlined a Piedmont Triangle industrial complex bounded by Charlotte Greensboro and Statesville. He contrasted it with the Research Triangle and described highway lines I 85 I 77 and I 40 forming the triangle while noting education centers in multiple cities would supply know how and training for new manufacturing ventures.
Sen Strom Thurmond says he will vote conscience first and cannot support the Democratic platform. He criticizes provisions he calls extreme and obnoxious and suggests party bosses may retaliate. Thurmond, former 1948States Rights candidate, shared his letter with the Spartanburg Herald.
Floyd A. Holzapfel testified he and a Negro drowned Circuit Judge and Mrs. Chillingworth for 2000 dollars to please Joseph A. Peel Jr. Holzapfel named Peel as the man who hired him to remove the judge and said Peel called the prosecutor a threat. Peel, a former West Palm Beach municipal court judge, faces murder charges in the 1955 disappearance. his hearing is set for next Monday.
Anna Welsh aged 106, born July 15, 1854, plans to cast her ballot for Richard Nixon and vote straight Republican in her first presidential election since women gained suffrage in 1920.
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