Why Centennial Has Trouble From The Twin City Sentinel
An editorial argues centennial Civil War observances can teach lessons but warns Charleston protests over a New Jersey commission member sparks broader regional tensions. It urges dignity, rejects extremism, and cautions that desegregation turmoil echoes past divisions while urging a unifying, truthful commemoration.
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Fort Sumter
Charleston
New Jersey
Commission
Rval
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
South
How To Tell A Drunk Driver
The Charlotte Observer argues for mandatory chemical tests for suspected drunk drivers noting their accuracy and the high share of alcohol in fatal accidents. It cites state practice, legal impact, and argues political obstacles stem from lawyers and public apathy, urging citizen demand to pass the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
North Carolina
Mecklenburg
Department of Motor Vehicles
Service gaps hit booming retail across the nation
A Wall Street Journal survey shows poor service fuels customer loss even as business booms. Accounts from Beverly Hills to indifferent clerks illustrate tact and comprehension problems, with auto and appliance repairs, barber shops, and other services cited as failing to meet expectations.
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The
Wall Street Journal
National Retail Drygoods Association
Overboard Nobody Defends Officials in Price Fixing Case
The Wheeling Intelligencer argues that while prosecutions of price fixing are proper, identical pricing and meeting prices reflect healthy competition, not nefarious collusion. It warns against overzealous anti trust action and urges focus on genuine cases of illegality.
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Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Newspaper masthead fragment from High Point Enterprise
Fragmentary OCR shows publication details for The High Point Enterprise including staff roles, Associated Press membership, mailing rates, and postal information. The readable items note editor positions, advertising director, and subscription pricing terms.
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Associated Press
High Point
Ih Point
N. C
Iide
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Population Boom and Woe in Global View
NEA analyst Leon Dennen warns three billion people by 1961 and a doubling by 2000. Hunger, malnutrition, and poverty threaten Western stability and fuel Communist propaganda, urging aid and development to curb expansion and secure survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N. Y
NEA
Kennedy
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Russia
U.N
China
Marxist Revolutions and US Hemisphere Politics
George Sokolsky argues revolutions follow national patterns from the American and French experiences to European 1830s and 1848 upheavals. He warns Cuban upheaval is a Marxist operation to contain the United States and accuses Castro of dictatorship with foreign Communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Walter Lippmann
Fidel
Raul
Che
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Notes on The News by Charles Pearson
Pearson critiques U S policy toward Cuba and Castro. He argues Washington misselected dictators, notes revolutions arise from tyranny and poverty, and discusses leadership dynamics among workers and the bourgeoisie in the United States. He compares revolutions in France and Russia to modern American labor movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pearson
State Department
CIA
Castro
Cuba
Washington
Walter Reuther
Jimmy Hoffa
United States
Elijah Muhammad
Reuther
Hoffa
Quotes on newspapers and U S leadership from wartime era
The remarks attack newspapers as partisan under a reading president while contrasting tools guns and dollars with alienation. A congressman blames Communists for courting people and cites kilowatts as leverage in foreign policy.
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Walter H. Judd
R-Minn
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Laurence Humphrey
Twin City Sentinel
Charlotte Observer
Holt McPherson
Ion Service
Ufacturer
Beverly Hills
Drew
Wheeling Intelligencer
High Point Enterprise
Gardenen” Dlereine
Teen N
D. A. Rawley
HOLT
Atterson, JR
Pente
By Leon Dennen
West
India
Switzerland
U.S
George Sokolsky
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
W. Averell Avon
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