Economics Unlimited Boon For Small Business In U S
The piece argues that mobilizing American small businesses for international competition could curb dollar outflows and stabilize the dollar. It highlights Emory Gibson Jr and Dr John Tobin noting Kennedy era aims to restrain wage and price growth, keep productivity aligned with wages, and use small industry to combat inflation while expanding global markets.
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John Tobin
Yale
Sterling
President
Council of Economic Advisers
Tobin
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
Demand for cutbacks in public relief programs grows nationwide
Editorial notes rising public welfare costs as relief rolls hit about seven million, driven by aid to dependent children and expanding categories. It cites Newburgh's relief rules, urban work programs, and calls for reform led by Secretary Ribicoff and a wider push to tackle economic dependency through housing, health, delinquency, and rehabilitation initiatives.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Cleveland
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Congress
High Point Enterprise Local Notice Presents Officers
Published by PHE High Palm Enterprise Inc lists North Main Street High Point forming the corporate officers with a president and secretary treasurer indicated.
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PHE High Palm Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N
Random Notes From the Nation s Walls
Memo reports evolving wall writings across the nation with fewer teacher and principal depictions and more names of stars, clubs, cars, and social groups. Liquid markers and lipstick replace chalk and ink as cleaners pay for wall coatings, while charitable messages and public service slogans surge in wall art. A Porcelain company notes costs of removing a sample scrawl at 2.50 dollars.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
John
Pompeii
Rome
Traditional Architecture Urges Beauty in Schools and Cities
Letters to The Enterprise argue for authentic architectural styles over modern "shed-like" buildings. The writer cites examples like the Chestnut Street Methodist church and Ferndale high schools, urging officials to adopt enduring Georgian and classical designs to teach and inspire beauty.
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Greece
Rome
France
Italy
England
America
High Point
North Carolina
New Methodist Church
Chestnut Street
Ferndale
Williamsburg
Duke University
Chapel Hill
High Point College
Capitalist exploitation and Soviet stance critiqued
In The Enterprise editor Walter Isenhour warns the world faces a supreme civilizational crisis as tensions rise after July 9 1961. He cites Berlin as focus but predicts the Middle East will trigger a climactic crisis and urges irrefutable proof before accepting Soviet claims.
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Berlin
Middle East
Kremlin
Earth
Paul
Trade Fair preview Highlights North Carolina’s diverse industry
Governor Sanford previews the Charlotte North Carolina Trade Fair as a 10 day event. Seventeen local industries display goods and demonstrate state business advantages. The feature notes fallout shelter interest, traffic safety concerns, and memorials to notable figures including Charlie Woollen and Dr. R L Fritz.
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Sanford
Charlotte
High Point
North Carolina
Europe
Charlie Woollen
Wescott Roberson
UNC
Association For
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Economics
U.S
Emory Gibson Jr
Great Britain
Senate
Pentagon
Sen
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Ith Ascaliaied
N.C
Associated Press
High Point Ncc
Maren
Desiers
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Porcecote
The
Ediion
A. G. Whitener
Walter E. Isenhour
Taylorsville
N. C
Holt McPherson
Ood
G&ifernan
George T. Penny
John Dyer
Busi
Ness
Max Cooke
Russia
W. J
Bill’ Pappas
Princess Cafe
R. L. Fritz
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Hickory
J. M. Fritz
W. W. Snider
City Hospital
Winston-Salem
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