Ike Holds Current Foreign Policy No Campaign Issue
Former President Eisenhower rejects foreign policy as a campaign issue while urging unity amid global tensions. He cautions against partisan politics over crisis in Berlin, Red China actions, South Vietnam threats, and the Caribbean buildup as he links statesmanship to national solidarity. He also encourages business leaders to enter politics to shape government.
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Ike
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Cuba
Berlin
Red China
India
Viet Nam
Western Hemisphere
Alliance For Progress
Tn Eg
Business Council At
Hot Springs
Washington
High Point Vies for All American City Nomination
High Point earns one of 22 finalist spots in the All American city competition. The Junior Chamber of Commerce lauded for promoting civic growth and spirit, as Redevelopment Commission prepares a pamphlet urging adherence to the Athens oath to uphold public duty and city honor.
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High Point
Jaycee
Ed Post
Pant
Redevelopment Commission
Editorial Relocation of Elderly Comes Under Senate Study
A Senate Subcommittee on Involuntary Relocation of the Elderly opens regional hearings in Washington to examine how slum clearance street projects and urban renewal force aging residents to move. The piece notes 17.1 million Americans aged 65 plus and discusses housing tenure government aid and the shift toward city centered housing for seniors.
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Senate
Washington
D. C
New Jersey
California
Chicago
St. Louis
Congress
Bureau of the Census
Special Committee On
House Banking and Currency Committee
Harrison A. Williams
Walter K. Vivrett
White House
Vivrett
University of Minnesota
Local Newspaper Staff Directory Row
Listing of newspaper officers and editors including Secretary Treasurer Mrs R B Terry Editor Holt McPherson Managing Editor Joe Brown Advertising Director Wm Idol Jr Business Manager Charles B Loflin Circulation Manager
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R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
Vv. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Six Constitutional Amendments for North Carolina Ballot
The 1961 General Assembly prepared six proposed constitutional amendments for voters at the 1962 election. Topics include court reform creating a unified General Court of Justice, reapportionment by the Speaker, line of succession and incapacity rules for governor, presidential electors voting residence rules, salary regulation for Council of State and executive officers, and a uniform statewide property tax classification and exemption framework.
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Wade Bruton
General Assembly
North Carolina
North Carolina State Board of Elections
General Court of Justice
Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Superior Court
Ting
Council of State
Attorney General
Raleigh
United States
Executive Department
General
State Moves to Protect Pine Forest as Natural Preserve
The State Board of Conservation and Development, amid a cooperative stance, approved preserving a 400 acre virgin pine forest in Southern Pines donated by the James Boyd family. The land beside the Sandhills will be maintained by the Parks Division as a natural preserve, despite earlier opposition from local realtors and developers. The decision came at a Parks committee hearing led by Robert Scott, with general board approval expected to enable the project. The meeting also reviewed mineral production, noting a 1961 value of 50.124 million dollars, and ongoing debates on submerged lands and oyster shell dredging in Albermarle Sound.
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State Board of Conservation and Development
Southern Pines
James Boyd
State Parks Division
Sandhills
Parks Committee
C&d Board
Robert Scott
Haw River
C&d
Waynesville
J. L. Stuckey
North Carolina
Stuckey
Pamlico
Pungo
Beaufort County
Albermarle Sound
Finch Outlook: Furniture Industry Growth and Structure
Tom A. Finch of Thomasville Furniture Industries outlines the industry with 3,500 wood manufacturers and 30,000 retailers. He notes small firms dominate, public ownership is rare, consumer furniture spending around 1.5 percent of disposable income, and four peak buying periods drive demand.
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Tom A. Finch
Thomasville Furniture Industries, Inc
New York Society of Security Analysts
New York
Finch
T. Austin Finch
Thomasville Furniture Industries
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Kennedy
Caribbean
U. S
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
N. C
D. A. Rawley
Associated Press
Frente
N.C
Re Point
Judicial Department
House of Representatives
House
House Journal
Elec
William A. Shires
Capitol Square Chatter
Scott's Committee and Parks of
Crace
Asinaes
Iesa
Braston
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