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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1956
Page
8
The piece discusses how average people assess relationships and self view, noting popular individuals may misjudge themselves. It asks if newlyweds feel jealousy, explains initial resentments under insecurity that fade with trust, and defines envy as a disruptive but common motive that can hinder concentration and promote rigid behavior.
Berlin reports that slowdown strikes have hit Magdeburg Erfurt and Karl Marx Stadt with 2000 Red police moved from East Berlin. West Berlin sources say no confirmation yet though Tribüne notes unions cite excessive quotas and low wage gains. No arrests or violence reported. plant management offers to resign amid probes. Raw soybeans can be fed to livestock as a supplement but are hard to grind and store.
More than 1,000 Democrats packed Wentworth School to hear Sen. Sam J. Ervin of Morganton urge a straight Democratic ticket in November. Gov. Hodges sent regrets, and Ervin critiqued repeated Adams presidencies while warning about Ike’s health and potential political figures. A ceremonial funeral procession for Johnson Russ in Canada was noted as context.
The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled that the state cannot be sued for negligent acts by its employees when the issue is failure to act. The decision involved a Buncombe County case where a child died after a hole in the road caused a wreck. The ruling upheld the Industrial Commission in finding no negligence by the Highway Commission. The court also ordered a partial new trial in a Lenoir County case where a jury awarded damages but insufficient evidence required reevaluation only of the amount.
Governor Hodges spoke at P Lorillard Co dedication in Greensboro praising the 13 million dollar cigarette plant as a modernization milestone. He warned against give away programs while backing a tax plan shift to lure future industry. Senator Scott, Representative Durham and others attended the Lorillard Day dinner.
Cannon Jr. and Orton A. Boren of Greensboro Chamber of Commerce join Joseph Kolodny of New York as directors of the National Association of Tobacco Distributors.
The Encyclopedia Britannica cites a mean altitude of about 2 000 feet for the North American continent. This figure reflects the overall average elevation across landmasses and includes high plateaus and mountain ranges alongside vast lowland areas.
Frank K. Ricketson head of National Theaters Corp. predicts about one third of the nation 19 000 movie houses will shut within three years Most will be small neighborhood theaters Television has depressed demand as the industry shifts toward plush big-house venues in a new construction era.
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