Stout Defends City Costs in Public Budget Debate
Mayor Carson Stout rebutts charges of waste at city hall amid a heated council discussion led by Floyd Mehan. Stout argues per capita operating costs rose 17.9 percent since 1955, aided by 50 percent population growth and annexations. He accuses Mehan of inflating bond debt to over 22 million and urges open figures and economizing where possible.
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Carson Stout
City Hall
Floyd Mehan
Stout
Ehan
Mehan
Headlight warning idea urged as traffic safety measure
The piece argues that many cars on the road heighten Labor Day danger and that strict enforcement of laws is the only way to reduce accidents. It criticizes headlight gimmicks as ineffective against drunk driving, speeding, or drivers with inadequate abilities. It calls for stern court action and responsible driving by all ages.
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North Carolina
HCUA
Senate Internal Security
J. Edgar Hoover
San Francisco
Tammany Hall Faces Democratic Primary Clash in 1963
Editorial discusses Tammany Hall's grip on New York politics, the 1963 Democratic primary battle between Carmine De Sapio and Robert F. Wagner Jr., and the broader stakes for New York and national politics with Leo- style factions and potential fallouts for Lefkowitz Rockefeller and the White House. Wagner seeks reform backing, Lefkowitz runs with GOP-friendly support, while De Sapio true to Tammany faces splits amid reformers and insurgents.
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Tammany Hall
New York
New York County
Democratic Committee
Tammany
Roosevelt
Truman
New York City
John P. O'Brien
Robert F. Wagner, Jr
Carmine G. de Sapio
Wagner
Carmine DeSapio
Bob Wagner
New York Committee For Democratic Voters
Democratic Reform
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Herbert H. Lehman
Arthur Levitt
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Fiorello A. la Guardia
Flower
Lefkowitz
South
White House
de Sapio
City Hall
Republican Herald Tribune
Automation to unleash era of electronic gadgets
A U.S. inventor and Defense Department backed automation push foretell vast use of electronic gadgets in industry. Machines could imitate complex tasks from autos to missiles, intensifying unemployment lag. Labor experts warn long-term job losses persist despite rising output, urging retraining and higher schooling to meet 1960s tech jobs.
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Defense Department
Labor Department
Letters Outraged at OPERATION ABOLITION Critique
A reader from Gibsonville disputes Robert Marks' review of Operation Abolition, calling the film a legitimate U S documentary of the 1960 House Committee on Un American Activities activities in San Francisco and defending congressional investigation as patriotic and necessary. The letter urges recognition that the committee has lawful bipartisan support and condemns the reviewer’s portrayal as biased.
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The
Enterprise
Robert Marks
Congress of the United
Congress
U. S
N. C
House Committee On UN
Mr. Marks
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Marks
High Point
House UN - American Activities Committee
New York Times
Jesus Christ
Governor Sanford Endorses 72 Campaigns and School Plan
Governor Terry Sanford met with editors to endorse the 72 United Campaigns by Carolinas United Appeals and discussed expanding the North Carolina Citizens Committee for Better Schools. He urged county by county revitalization to strengthen schools and curriculums, pressing grassroots support across the state. The visit followed a decor change at the office, and Sanford praised Tar Heel leadership while noting plans to return to New York soon. Mayor Stanford Brookshire of Charlotte invited trustees to a luncheon with civic leaders as the university faculty expands for the coming year.
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Terry Sanford
United
Carolinas United Appeals
North Carolina Citizens Committee For
North Carolina
Raleigh
New York
Charles B. Aycock
W. Kerr Scott
Sanford
C. Max Gardner
Charlotte
Stanford Brookshire
High Point College
Board of Trustees
Queen City
Kiwanis fund raising home and local headlines
Dr and Mrs R K Arthur Jr celebrate the Kiwanis built model home at Hillcrest and Emery Road as a successful fund raising project with Sloan Gibson guiding the effort through generous suppliers. Other items note Socrates Chakales returning to academia in Florida and Ed Kemp buying the Delos Hedgecock place in Oakview. Textiles Insurance reports improvements in auto liability and fire premiums while debates on bomb shelters raise tax exemption questions in New York and Governor Rockefeller's moves.
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R. K. Arthur, Jr
Kiwanis Club
Hillcrest
Emery Road
Sloan Gibson
Kiwanians
Ed Kemp
Delos Hedgecock
Oakview
High Point
Horace G. Ilderton
Rockefeller
New York State
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Ander
All Garriers
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Werd-Griffiths Company Nations
Inside Labor Today
Ray Cromley
Enterprise Assn
Washington
Secretary of Labor
Arthur Goldberg
Kermit
Hall
Cedar Lodge Rd
Thomasville, N. C
Walter
George H. W. Hunter JR
the Enterprise
M. L. Walker
Gibsonville, N. C
Holt McPherson
John F. Kennedy
Terry
Winter Park
Fla
Socrates Chakales
Chakales
Greece
Asheville
Textile Insurance Company
James G. Cage
Cage
Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
National Association of Independent Insurers
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