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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1961
Page
5
Joe Brown reports a 7 30 p m seminar at the YMCA on business section development with Oliver A Lundberg as speaker, part of a series on remodeling and revitalizing storefronts and buildings in the downtown area.
In Jerusalem AP reports the 74 year old David Ben-Gurion faces pressure from allies to accept leading a new Israeli government. He has led a caretaker regime since January 31 and resigns from the army as defense minister after 12 years. Mapai won 42 of 120 seats in the Knesset, hindering coalition talks. President Ben-Zvi may appoint Menahem Beigin of Herut to try forming a cabinet.
ThePoliticalCommittee of the Council of Europe approved a resolution urging the West to begin negotiations with the Soviet Union on the whole German problem. The measure will go to the assembly for the fall session starting September 19.
The prospect of a major auto industry strike faded after UAW and General Motors reached a principle agreement on a new contract delaying the deadline to Sept 6. President Kennedy urged no shutdown as market gauges rose, while steel price worries and strong manufacturing data shaped the economy.
Area manufacturers and businessmen will hear about export trade prospects at a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Adams Memorial YWCA Gatewood Avenue. C R Harris will preside with D Leon Williams J Edgar Kirk and Joel B New among attendees. Howard Pancoast chairs the High Point committee. It is noted there are about 3000 kinds of lizards.
The Kennedy administration plans to push for wide adoption of a supply management program using farmer approved government controls to align production with demand. It aims to eliminate costly surpluses, support farm prices and incomes, and contrasts with Eisenhower era calls to remove government farm controls.
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