Tragedy Surrounds Lana Turner's Daughter and Justification
A Los Angeles coroner's jury ruled Cheryl Crane's fatal stabbing of Lana Turner's gangster boyfriend justifiable, noting the daughter's defense of her mother amid accusations of abuse. The piece critiques glamor and the resulting family tragedy, highlighting Cheryl's disrupted home life and Lana Turner's tumultuous career.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Stampanato
Lana Turner
Associated Press
Lana
Cheryl Crane
Hollywood
Water supply drives location of $20 million reactor project
The piece argues the Anson County site for a large reactor failed due to insufficient long term water supply. It cites Rep Carl Durham and the Savannah River project, noting Piedmont needs better water resources and airport service to attract industry, or risk losing future development opportunities.
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Anson County
Research Triangle
Durham
Wake Counties
Yadkin
Carl T. Durham
Savannah River
North Carolina
Atomic Energy
Piedmont
Anson
Richmond
Lynn Nisbet
Golden Triangle
All Play And No Work Delinquency Debate
Dr William C Kvaraceus of Boston University argues juvenile delinquency stems from a culture valuing ease over work He says hard work is fading except in schools Television worsens the trend and he predicts delinquents will double in four years, blaming America's workless culture.
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Jack
William C. Kvaraceus
Boston University
Kvaraceus
Dr. Kvaraceus
Teivia
America
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Vernon L. Parrington
Soviet tests and Jefferson echoed in a wary world view
A columnist argues that Soviet nuclear testing suspensions are propaganda, while the U S privately considered similar moves. The piece recalls Thomas Jefferson on democracy and critiques Khrushchev’s Hungary visit, noting his reversal of remarks and the era's tension between rhetoric and power.
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United States
America
Mr.ushchev
Hungary
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Russia
Demas a Deserter From Faith and Duty
A Sunday sermon recalls Demas forsaking Paul for worldly life in Second Timothy. The piece parallels Gethsemane betrayals and historic desertions, praising steadfastness like Edison and Nixon era loyalty, then ends with a Gunther Russia quote about sincere lying leaders.
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Paul
Demas
Timothy
Christ
Letters To The Editor DOGGING THE MAILMAN
The Enterprise letters page urges dog owners to confine pets during mail delivery after several carriers were injured. The writer appeals for safe, reliable service and notes mail should reach every household while protecting carriers from harm.
Editorial Staff Muddled in Missing Details
A garbled OCR fragment lists newspaper roles with names such as Holt McPherson Brown and W Idol. The text shows editor, advertising director, business manager, and circulation manager positions but lacks coherent content or a complete article.
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Holt McPherson
Ae Brown
Meneging
Baditor
Fone Eeeem. JR
W. Idol
J Soone Sees
Citanitel 8
Torun Coveeveese
Debate over capital punishment stirs North Carolina politics
In 1955 North Carolina legislators debated capital punishment after trials of Frank Wetzel. Judge Byron Haworth opposed the death penalty, arguing it is morally wrong and flawed by class bias and potential errors. Haworth proposed bills limiting death sentences to unanimous jury verdicts with possible life terms. The piece notes local storm damage in High Point and new library developments in Thomasville.
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Associated Press
AP News
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
National Advertising Representatives
Ward-Griffith Company
Byron Haworth
North Carolina
Frank Wetzel
Haworth
Jay Jenkins
Charlotte Observer
Jenkins
Judge Haworth
Thomaswife
Dick Rigby
Enterprise
Housewives
Thomasville
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Titus
John Gunther
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