A Bridge to World Explains What a Newspaper Is
The essay defines a newspaper as current information a bridge between home and world, noting its varied personalities reliability and bias. It describes readers preferences, the role of advertising, and the balance of news and ads in a free press.
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Rome
Bangkok
Tokyo
Topeka
United States
Associated Press
Matt Albes
N.C
Met
AP News
N. C
High Enterprise, Inc
Wed
England
London
Beulah Moton
Musical Arts Cli
Country Club
Z. Melnikov
Oregon Tax Cuts Threaten Budget After Referendum Wave
Oregon voters in a special election voided a package of higher income taxes, forcing Governor Hatfield to cut the 1963 65 budget by about 48 million dollars or seek a new revenue plan. The result mirrors a two decade pattern of tax revolt, with states nationwide debating sales and income taxes amid rising fiscal pressures.
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Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Indiana
Michian
Roe Romney
Rockefeller
Editorial Research Competition And The Press Week
National Newspaper Week highlights concerns over newspaper competition and antitrust hearings chaired by Rep. Emanuel Celler. The subcommittee has stalled since March after a brief start, with civil rights pressures and illness cited as delaying testimony on ownership and diversity in mass media.
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Congressional
Emanuel Celler
D N.Y
Antitrust Subcommittee
Rep. Celler
Celler
Advertising staff changes at Benene company detailed
The High Point Enterprise notes personnel shifts including new roles for advertising director, business manager and circulation manager at Ward Griffin Company and national advertising representatives.
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Iter
Washington Cold War Thaw Triggers Bipartisan Debate
The potential prolonged thaw with Russia leaves U S political leaders weighing long term policy shifts The wheat deal and international trade with Red Bloc nations become flashpoints European nations favor trade to deter another war The piece notes varied views and cites Sen Frank Church and public letters amid uncertain policy directions.
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Washington
Russia
United States
Washington Tax Bill Journey Mirrors House Action
Washington analysis notes the $11 billion tax cut would raise take home pay. It questions Senate and House process, citing tradition practicality and vanity as reasons for staggered hearings and separate committee work. The piece explains senate timing hinges on House proceedings before a tax bill exists.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
Tax message shapes Senate hearings amid House bill uncertainty
The note emphasizes that a tax proposal from the President may differ from the House bill and that Senate hearings depend on the House's actions. Byrd and chairmen warn hearings could be wasted without House clarity. The Senate acts as an appeal court for executive views, while Byrd seeks spending cuts before tax reductions.
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Dent
Sky Room expansion eyed to boost civic life
The Sky Room atop the Sheraton building may be enlarged by adding a southern wing, boosting the String and Splinter Club and the Fall furniture market activity. Builders see feasible plans with Kroehler seeking more exhibit space, while the Chamber of Commerce feeds overflow housing needs for visitors.
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Sky Room
Sheraton
Wghp-Tv
Southern Furniture Exposition
S &S
Chamber of Commerce
C. of C
Paul Clapp
National Springs Corporation
J. Roger Edwards
Carolina 1 Corporation
Hoyt
Reliance Varnish Co
Herman Bernard
Casard Manufacturing Company
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U. S
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Morris L. Ernst
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High Point Enterprise
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Ideas
Europe
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Saucers
Sters
Washington Analysis
Congress
Mem
Byrd
D-Va
Ways and Means
Senate Committee
Rocky
Basic-Witz
National Symphony
Greensboro Coliseum
Bernard L. Copeland
Clarendon Industries, Inc
Rhett Ball
Dallas, Inc
Heritage
Ball
Clarendon
Dallas
Elliott S. Wood
Tilman Thomas
Woodmark Originals, Inc
Tom Haggai
Statesville
United Fund
Martin F. Gaudian
National Association of Cemeteries
Cleveland
High Point
Taylor R. Simpson
Gaudian
Simpson
North Carolina Association
National Cemetery Association
Henry V. Koonts
Greensboro
Wiétel Cineen
Civier
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