Frendberg on Soviet life and freedom in the future
George Sokolsky critiques C. I. Frendberg’s view that Soviet and Communist states will raise living standards. He argues U S aid has aided Soviet, Yugoslav, and other regimes, cites West and East Germany contrasts, and questions calls for future liberty under the Soviet system. He warns against waiting for pie in the sky while liberty is suppressed.
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Frendberg
Soviet Russia
United States
West Germany
East Germany
West Berlin
East Berlin
Germany
Hungary
Stalin
Europe
Yugoslavia
Tito
Khrushchev
Soviet Empire
Frenchberg
Lw.w
Meditative Reflection on Christmas Churchgoers
A Daily Meditation notes how few attend church beyond Christmas and Lent, arguing brief exposure won t deeply influence infrequent worshipers. It suggests spiritual eyes open through a year of churchgoing and Bible study, likening it to corrective capsules for sight.
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God
Christ
Senate Pay Raise Defeat Signals Political Reassessment
An unsuccessful bid to push a teacher pay raise through the Senate, aimed at testing budget limits, failed to suspend rules and likely stalls in the Appropriations Committee. The episode reflects shifting leadership, rising independence among House freshmen, and a possible move toward broader supports for reforms under Governor Hodges.
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Senate
Appropriations Committee
General Assembly
Hodges
Perley A. Thomas Dies at 85 Leader in Bus Body Industry
Perley A. Thomas, engineer by training and founder of a major Southeast bus body maker, died at 85. He built a Jacksonville based business after converting his firm to bus bodies during World War I, guiding it with his sons and earning a reputation for quality and innovation. His death marks the passing of a pioneer in High Point's industrial rise.
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Perley A. Thomas
Old Southern Car Works
Thomas
Jacksonville
High Point
Emer R
Hubert Donald Hill
Trinity High School
Pacific
U.S. Navy Air Force
Iceland
J. W. Dalton
Winston-Salem
High Point Savings and Trust Company
Major Dalton
Editorial theme on Lady Chatterleys Lover release and censorship
A New York publisher plans unabridged release of Lady Chatterleys Lover next Monday drawing censorship attention. Washington officials threaten fast action if deemed obscene while Supreme Court and lower courts test contemporary standards and licensing in Roth era cases.
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New York
Lady Chatterly
D. H. Lawrence
U. S. Supreme Court
Roth
New York State
New York State Court of Appeals
New York Board of Regents
High Point Enterprise masthead draft
The High Point Enterprise presents a historic masthead with key staff roles including president D A Rawley and secretary treasurer Mrs R B Terry. Advertising manager W Patterson Jr and circulation details show a yearly subscription of 15 dollars by mail or 16 by carrier.
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High Poin Enterprise, Inc
Wwien Roe
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Aes Managingalter
W. Patterson, JR
Denusiness
Charles 8. Loflin
Mall
Carrier
Igh Point
N. C
Letters praise library access and look at Southern progress
Ex High Pointer editor Robert J Brown commends High Point library Board for extending access to Negro residents and urges democratic progress through cooperation. He contrasts Northern coverage with Southern gains and calls for leadership to spread across the South. Adam Thomason criticizes election law changes and urges naming party circles behind welfare measures.
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The
Enterprise
High Point
Library Board
South
North
North Carolina
Robert J. Brown
Union St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Adam Thomason
Notes On The News By Charles Pearson
From the surplus cotton we make bags to put the surplus grain in. then then.
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Charles Pearson
Quotes on peace and rules for East West ties
Vice President Nixon urges that the International Court of Justice enforce future East West agreements in a peaceful competition with the Communists. Cary Grant quips about aging, saying it’s a matter of perception, not years.
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Khrushchev
Nixon
International Court of Justice
Barbs by Hal Cochran on drivers and luck in weekend crashes
A humorous bit comments on pedestrians trusting motorists, children hid birthday presents with school books, and auto smashups caused by drivers with weak ends. The bit notes outcomes depend on whether the home team wins or if the umpire is a bum.
YMCA fund drive nears conclusion with Friday report meeting
Mrs. W H Slane and Jesse Washburn cochair the YWCA building fund campaign. They aim to publicly close the drive with the Friday report, noting scattered gifts but overall strong support and plans to publish memorial gifts later.
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W. H. Slane
Jesse Washburn
Y.W.C.A. Building Fund
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George Sokolsky
I. C. Frendberg
Bismarck, North Dakota
Czechoslovakia
Russia
China
Hiram G. Andrews
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Michael Arlen
U. S
Boston
Roy Blick
Washington, D. C
William J. Brennan
U. S. Customs Bureau
Institute For Sex Research
Indiana University
Edmund L. Palmieri
Customs Bureau
Clark Foreman
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
Foreman
Cary Grant
Hal Cochran
Holt McPherson
Gail Davis
Annie Oakley
Uwharrie Scout Council
Cheerio
Roaring Gap
Highway Department
Lake Kiwanis
Rotary
Mercury Athletic Club
Lion's Club
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Lewis Webster Jones
Rutgers University
Everett R. Clinchy
Jones
University of Arkansas
Bennington College
Raleigh Ding
NCCJ
Y.W.C.A
Carolinas
Time Magazine
Diehard
Virginia
Laurinburg
Methodist
Rocky Mount
Wake Forest College
Dixie
Luther Hodges
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