Khrushchev visit and Hoffa fund drive loom in 1960 politics
The piece notes Nixon’s Moscow farewell stance as a step toward a peaceful world and West Berlin defense. It warns Hoffa plans a 30 million dollar political fund via voluntary 50 cent monthly dues, urging voters to resist moneyed influence while calling Khrushchev’s aims a constant watch. It also condemns fiat price controls raising gasoline costs and links freedom to price discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Aflcio
Action Committee
Hoffa
Come now and let us reason together sermon reflection
The preacher urges hearing the other side to curb prejudice. Examples span slavery, Nazism, a Pullman car funeral, poverty, and racial tensions. He links open dialogue, education, and spiritual insight to the golden rule and a just life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord
Isaiah
England
Old South
North
Adolph Hitler
German Empire
Father
Open Door Policy Sparks Debate Over Indian Visitors
A seven man Indian trade mission sponsored by the ICA faces a no foreign visitors ban at U S plants. Proponents say plant openness profits PR and learning, while critics note costs and risk to core competitiveness amid low-wage foreign rivals. Negotiation may improve access, but policy remains contentious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Cooperation Administration
India
ICA
Burlington Mills
Solomon
Shaving Rituals and Cold War Reflections Across Moscow
A feature blends the simple morning ritual of shaving with a Moscow exhibit on American furniture. The piece notes Russians criticize size and design, while Macy's executive talks of crowds and possible donation to the Russian Red Cross. It compares Nixon’s Russia voyage with Stevenson’s earlier trip and closes by highlighting two Civil War Medal of Honor winners from North Carolina seeking descendants for a commemorative ceremony.
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Moscow
Robert Lauter
Macy's Department Store
New York City
Home Furnishings Daily
Lauter
Khrushchev
Nixon
Macy
Russian Red Cross
Forerunner III
Ramseur Furniture Co
Ramseur
Russia
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Soviet Union
United States
Lebanon
North Carolina
William J. Franks
Seaman
James Stoddard
District of Columbia
Franks and
Stoddard
Educational Statesmanship and North Carolina’s Education Challenge
Educational leaders praise Senator O Arthur Kirkman for his appraisal of the 1959 legislative session. He champions realists and wise leadership to advance public education, noting his long devotion to school advancement and his roles in the Public School Finance Study Commission and the Senate Finance Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Arthur Kirkman
North Carolina
High Point
Public School Finance Study Commission
Senate Finance Committee
Kirkman
General Assembly
High Point Enterprise and Company Information
The High Point Enterprise is presented as an independent newspaper with listing of officers including D. A. Rawley as president and Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary-treasurer. The paper notes carrier and annual subscription details and filing as second class matter under postal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High P Point Enterprise
High Point Carenerisn, Inc
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
McPherson Aks
Mallsis
Igh Poise
Legislative Review of North Carolina Education in 1959
A legislative report surveys the 1957 session and previews the 1959 agenda in North Carolina. It notes the creation of the Department of Administration and Board of Higher Education, the recodification of laws, and the highway prisons split, with attention to impacts on taxation, industry incentives, and public policy.
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General Assembly
North Carolina
Department of Administration
Board of Higher Education
McLean
State Board of Higher Education
Board of Award
Dallas Herring
State Board of Education
Alloca
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Kremlin
West Berlin
Eisenhower
State Department
Geneva
Ussr
Robert Marks
Legislative
N.C. Education
Commission
Department For Rural Roads
Department of Water Resources
Tceless
Hodges
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