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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1957
Page
4
Governors Plan For Phone Tax Shift To Support Schools
Governors Council proposes transferring federal school construction responsibility to states in exchange for taxing local telephone and related revenues. The idea tests state rights and local equity, hoping to ease Washington gridlock while funding schools, but risks misalignment with actual needs and gaming by lobbies. President Eisenhower backs careful consideration of a national plan with local control, hoping to speed school facility improvements amid congressional opposition. A telephone tax could, if refined, fund schools without enlarging federal reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Governors Council
Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Leisure and recreation in an age of automation
In a column by Bill Stronach, High Point discusses how rapid tech advances reshape work and leisure. It urges expanding park and community facilities, school use for broader programs, and joint planning among city, county, and schools to meet rising demand for cultural and recreational spaces amid population growth.
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Robert Openhiemer
Shannon
Weaver
Albuquerque Journal
Time Magazine
George S. Mooney
Canadian Conference of Mayors and Municipalities
U. S
Hatteras
Cape Lookout
Nags Head
Dare
Atlantic
Marshallberg
Wilmington
Uwharries
Piedmont Plateau
Blue Ridge
Mt. Mitchell
Roan Mt
Pisgah
Sapphire County
Bryson
Newfound Gap
Fontana
Murphy
Hiawassia
Hayesville
Santeetlah
Tellico
Piedmont
Boy
Girl Scouts
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
Red Shield Club
Handicapped Center
High Point
Raleigh Times
Capital City
Raleigh
United States
New View on "Women and Children First" Changes in Wartime Aid
Two New York psychiatrists Friedman and Linn argue that psychological needs modify the old maxim. Based on World War II experiences and Andrea Doria disaster observations, they suggest mothers may not always accompany children and propose fathers stay with kids to protect mental health if mothers are absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Friedman
Luis Linn
Cordiner Plan Revival Faces Pentagon Support and White House Backing
A revised Cordiner Plan to replace the longevity pay system with an incentive merit system gains new traction in the Pentagon and White House. Congress will be asked to implement the recommendations, with projections of higher pay for about 39 percent of armed forces and retraining for surplus personnel.
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Pentagon
White House
Budget Bureau
Congress
Cordiner Group
Advisory Committee
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Percival F. Brundage
Eisenhower
Legisla
Fortune Magazine
Army
Navy
Air Force
H. R. Maddux
Cordiner
Maddux Group
Senate Armed Services Committee
Army-Navy-Air Force Journal
West Point
High Point Enterprise publication notice and disclaimers
The notice states the High Point Enterprise is published daily with Sunday morning editions and that AP local news and dispatches may be reproduced. It notes second class matter at the High Point post office under March 3 1879 and that carriers and distributors are independent contractors not responsible for advance subscription payments. It lists Ward Griffith Company as national ad representatives.
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Associated Press
AP News
Post Office
High Point
N. C
H Point Enterprise
Vance
Tax Rules Push Small Business Toward Evasion
George Sokolski argues new income tax expense account rules burden small merchants, forcing costly record-keeping and potential fraud. He warns harsh taxes foster anger, calls for reform amid talk of tax havens and possible unrest as elections approach. He cites a flooded grocer example and references Governor J Bracken Lee’s tax revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
J. Bracken Lee
Switzerland
Nassau
Lynn Nisbet Around Capitol Square Preliminary
Rumblings from the hinterland suggest the 1958 elections are a prelude to 1960 national politics. Democrats reinforce congression al majorities while Republicans hold the White House. In North Carolina the 1958 vote concentrates on local and district offices with emphasis on the General Assembly and county commissioners. The 1959 General Assembly faces tax, prison, highway, and school reforms, plus reorganizations begun in 1957.
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White House
Congress
North Carolina
United States
Judiciary
General Assembly
Highway Commission
Notes on The News By CHARLES PEARSON
Charles Pearson analyzes upcoming legislative issues including public school financing and constitutional overhauls. He notes a likely constitutional commission report may drive the next Legislature, with talk of a short ballot and gubernatorial appointment of top officials, signaling a clash with North Carolina voters and long held preferences.
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Charles Pearson
Constitutional Commission
General Assembly
Study Commission
Council of State
North Carolina
United States Senate
Ship
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D. A. Ramrs
National Advertising
Ward-Griffith Company
George Sokolsky
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
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