Urban Redevelopment Our Greatest Civic Challenge
High Point moves forward with a large scale urban redevelopment plan approved in Washington. It could involve over 50 million dollars in private investment and five million in federal funds with matching funds. The project aims to revitalize a vast area, prompting civic optimism and potential court challenges.
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High Point
Washington
Southeastern United States
Urban Redevelopment Commission
Portugal's Colonies Face Home Rule Conference
Lisbon prepares for a conference where administrators of Portugal’s Far East possessions may gain broader autonomy under a new organic law. Salazar’s regime argues overseas territories are provinces, not colonies, while unrest and a new rural labor code in Angola reveal reformist pressure and ongoing resistance.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Far East
Europe
Antonio de Oliviera Salazar
Angola
Mozambique
Salazar
North Carolina dam row delays Cape Fear project
The New Hope dam project faces delay as Congressman Cooley blocks its inclusion in the omnibus public works bill. The Cape Fear flood control plan, supported by Army Engineers and the state delegation, is postponed this year, raising questions about his district's leadership and the state’s water conservation needs.
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North Carolina
New Hope
Cape Fear River
Cooley
Edgecombe County
Yadkin River
Cape Fear
Army
Omnibus Public Works
Jokes and quips from a range of papers
A collection of quick humor lines from U S sources. Jabs at Congress analysts and tax men poke fun at politics and social habits. Witty contrasts on behavior and governance mix with playful observations about men women and unemployment debates.
High Point Enterprise leadership and contact list
The High Point Enterprise records its staff with D A Rawley as president and Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer. Managing editor Holt McPherson and Joe Brown share editorial duties along with W Patterson Jr handling advertising.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
W. Patterson, JR
W. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
The First Amendment and the Press in America
Ed Stone argues that the First Amendment rests on five freedoms with equal weight. He notes press freedom shields all citizens, from Times to small papers, and demands responsible, impartial reporting as a foundation of liberty.
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Ed Stone
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Congress
United States
New York Times
America
Press of
Sunday Sermon on Enduring Hostility with Christian Grace
A preacher notes Jesus words bless those who persecute you and urges Christians to endure opposition with patience. He compares earthly hostility to nature’s predators and cites Woodrow Wilson Lincoln and others to illustrate rising foes for the virtuous. The message calls for forgiving prayer rather than rage, echoing Christ on the cross.
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Jesus
United States of America
Jesus Christ
Pilate
Earth
Citizens seek injunction against redevelopment plan
Citizens’ group hires counsel as friends of the court to block the urban renewal project, seeks an indemnifying bond if injunction granted, and argues accountability for potential $300,000 loss if credits through January 31 fail. Intervenors vow no delay to a costly civic improvement.
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Redevelopment Commission
High Point
Floyd Mehan
Mehan
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Greenville Piedmont
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
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North Carolina Museum of Art
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Duke University
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Guilford
Winston-Salem
William F. Mauldin
Terry Sanford
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