Lodge Attacks Reds Frivolous Summit Maneuver
Chief U. S. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge rejects a call for an all U N summit. He terms it a typically specious maneuver by the Russians. Some diplomats hope disarmament talks might still lure Eisenhower and Khrushchev to the conference table. Ike will be cautious about another summit unless the purpose is clearly peaceful and honest.
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Spencer's Problem and Southern's Spencer Shop Shutdown
D W Brosnan of Southern Railway blames N C Stream and Sanitation Department for forcing Spencer shops to a skeleton operation and cites long run dieselization and oil waste treatment costs as factors. The article argues for seeking new industry to replace the payroll and urges quick action to fill the employment void.
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Special Session Echoes From 1948 Political Clash
Editorial recalls the 1948 special session and warns of parallels with today as Congress reconvenes after conventions. It notes Nixon’s preconceptions, Dewey’s influence, and the expected clashes over civil rights, school integration, medical insurance, minimum wage, and federal aid to education. It contrasts Republican obstruction risks with Democratic aims led by Lyndon B. Johnson and John F. Kennedy and Nixon’s Capitol Hill experience.
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High Point Enterprise Extraction of Editorial Masthead
The fragment shows a 20th century High Point Enterprise masthead with establishment 1884 and officials listed including Anna D. A. Rawley as president and Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary treasurer, along with editors, managing editor and advertising staff.
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Britain fears U S leadership gap as 1960 election looms
London observers worry about a lame duck presidency and Khrushchev dominating world affairs until a new American leader takes office. Sage diplomat De Madariaga urges constitutional reform and a two person executive to avoid a dangerous six month interim. Nixon and Kennedy are both seen as capable, with Nixon favored for experience and pro-British stance.
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Negro politics and the 1960 party conventions
George Sokols ky surveys Civil Rights as a central issue in the 1960 Republican and Democratic conventions. He notes Northern states where Negro and minority voters are pivotal, the shift of Black voters to Democrats post Roosevelt, the Southern backlash to Civil Rights planks, Rockefeller’s floor fight, and Goldwater’s reception signaling a major political crossroad.
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Tour to the Khrushchev realm prompts tough questions
Holt McPherson and Taylor Simpson prepare for a Moscow interview tour behind the Iron Curtain. They discuss why Western reporters risk manipulated questions, warn against Khrushchev’s evasive responses, and seek straightforward, escape-proof queries on war and peace.
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