Aluminum price fight and its broad economic implications
The editorial argues that a government move to dump 200000 tons of aluminum mirrors broader inflationary pressures. It notes clashes between government price controls and business interests as steel and aluminum pricing shape the economy, with outcomes affecting growth, fiscal responsibility, and future prosperity. The piece frames aluminum as a bellwether for the era’s economic direction and urges a sound resolution.
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Barron’s
John F. Kennedy
Murray White
Piedmont Crescent Plan Faces Apathy At Growth Hub
Wayne Shoaf, chair of the Piedmont Crescent Commission, warns that the Raleigh Charlotte megalopolis plan risks uncoordinated growth unless the group gains coordination and support. The project, created under Sanford and later directed toward Governor Moore, aims to guide growth across 18 counties with about 1.75 million people, a figure expected to rise sharply.
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Lexington
Wayne Shoaf
Piedmont Crescent Commission
Moore
Raleigh
Charlotte
Sanford
Sheaf
Spencer police chief escapes charges after glass door crash
Spencer police chief Grimes Hancock, 40, avoided charges following a tumble through a shattered plate glass liquor store door after his borrowed motorcycle rammed a curb in front of the ABC store. He suffered a dislocated shoulder and severe abrasions. the motorcycle had been a raffle prize at a drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Grimes Hancock
Spencer Abc
Hancock
Philippines Votes for President and Congress in Tight Race
Editorial notes Filipinos vote today for President Diosdado Macapagal or Ferdinand Marcos and a new House with one third of the Senate. Both major candidates run pro US, with little ideological difference, while nationalism tempers U S ties and past graft shadows.
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Philippine Republic
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Christian Science Monitor
Diosdado Macapagal
Laveral Party
Ardinand Marcos
Nationalist Party
Raul Manglapus
Left of
Party For Philippine Progress
PPP
Macapagal
Marcos
Liberal Party
Humphrey
LBJ
Republic
Tis
U. S
Maca- Pagal
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Viet Nam
United Nations Command
Korea
Waynick Critiques Plan to Amend Speaker Ban Law
Waynick writes that he backs keeping the Speaker Ban statute intact or repealing it outright. He questions trustees’ loyalty tests on anti communism and urges unconditional repeal rather than a compromised amendment. He argues against political interference with academic freedom and preservation of a free search for truth.
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Capus Waynick
Enterprise
Friday
Study Commission
Commission
Rosinante
T.am
William Friday
Singer Fidelity Division picks Friendship area for new hosiery plant
The Fidelity Division of Singer Company wins an option on 45 acres in the Friendship Airport industrial complex for a major hosiery manufacturing facility near High Point. Despite earlier Willard property plans at Five Points, the company will build a 1.5 million square foot plant near Friendship, signaling expanded production and continued local ties.
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Hong
Singer Company
Fidelity Division
Friendship Airport
High Point
Singer
Bob Amos Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Fidelity
Mark Lolatte
Willard
Hown
Friendship
Oo Singer
Lolatte
Courage and terror in Mississippi editors face Klan foes
Drew Pearson highlights editors Hedding Carter Delta Democrat-Times Greenville and Oliver Emmerich McComb Enterprise-Journal amid Klan bombings and boycotts. Laurel Leader-Call publisher J. W. West endures poison pen letters and a bombing while campaigns for racial understanding gain momentum. Natchez Observer editor Wilhelmn Winkler details economic pressure from the Klan and calls for congressional help.
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Washington
House Un-American Activities Committee
Mississippi
Hedding Carter
Delta Democrat-Times
Greenville
Oliver Emmerich
McComb
J. W. West
Leader-Call
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D. A. Brawley
Charles Howard Lockwood
Tressurer Et E
Associated Press
Carter
N.C
Associated Prenare
Focal
AP News
N. C
Nod
Waynick
Clarence Stone
American Legion
Voltaire
Herbert Covington Bonner
C. B. Bonner
M.D. Bonner
Guilford
Jamestown
Littl Red School
Dick Marshall
Fred Joyce
Berry's
Hea
Dix
Drew Pearson
Laurel
White Knights
Klu Klux Klan
Philadelphia
Miss
Laurel and
Jones
Call
Henry
Jerry Landrum
Laure Police
Jones County
Sinc
Buckley
WDAM
Natchez
Mis‘River
Star Dragon
BE. L. McDaniel
Senin
Miss Low Observer
Forrest A. Johmson
Wilhielm Winkler
Winkler
Goldwater
Johnson
Borden Milk Company
Ohil
Robert Beach
Federal Council of Churches
Hattiesburg
Missiou Observer
Edwin K. Willis
Miss Lou
United Omega Insurance
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