Khrushchev education could promote world peace
A critic argues Khrushchev could be taught about American life by exposing him to baseball, TV, city councils, aviation, factories, farms, suburbs, submarines, aircraft carriers, and mass production to counter Soviet propaganda. The piece suggests a public tour to reveal US strength and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Khrushchev
High Point
Russia
America
Khrushchev
Lo Ny
Norway
Oceantherse
Scandinavian
Novosibirsk
Moscow
Leningrad
Nixon
Washington
Khrushchev Visit Raises United States Dilemma
George Sokolski argues Khrushchev’s state visit tests U S unity and potential for peace. He notes discrepancies with Mikoyan and Kozlov receptions, praises Nixon’s role in Russia, and warns that Berlin and Germany talks demand direct Khrushchev engagement to avoid war. He calls the visit a final chance to avert a devastating conflict.
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Moscow
Nixon
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Kozl
Kozlov
Eisenhower
Communism
Soviet Russia
United States
Geneva
Germany
Berlin
Iran
Formosa
Editorial Research Showdown In Kerala Politics
The Kerala controversy centers on presidential rule and a pledge for elections soon. The Communist government led by E. M. S. Namboodiripad faced mass opposition over education reforms provoking protests by Catholics and Nairs. Prime Minister Nehru approved the dismissal, with elections expected within six months and Parliament to decide on timing.
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Kerala
India
Nehru
E. M
Namboodiripad
Asia
Saodalec -Somehontitane Sod
Praja
Patam Thanu Pillai
Ice
Rajendra Prasad
Prasad
General Assembly
Governor Hodges Tour Highlights Budget Gain and Policy
Lynn Nisbet reports Hodges’ Russia trip and Moscow talks with U S officials. he cites a five million dollar unanticipated state fund balance as of June 30 1959, enough to cover a two million deficit and start a three million budget reserve. He advocates diplomatic steps to avert war and hints at a Vice Presidential bid while defending highway funding decisions.
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State General Fund Treasury
General Assembly
Russia
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Aeran
Lee Arene Rose
Hodges
New Hanover
Wilkes
State Board of Education
Posereies Sernpeett
Roper High School
Plymouth
Carl Bailey
John Wilkinson
High Point Enterprise masthead and staff credits
The High Point Enterprise listing shows the editor Charles Loflin and business manager Patterson with a North Main Street address. It notes the paper is entered as second-class matter in High Point North Carolina under the 1878 act and provides subscription rates by mail and carrier.
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High Point Enterprise — Center
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
B Brown
Mana
Patterson
Rockefeller Foundation
North Carolina
Institute of Government
Ford Foundation
City Hall
De Saix family tolls for seminary in Virginia move
After 14 years as a top Caberundum salesman Peter De Saix and his wife plan to enter Episcopal Seminary in Alexandria Virginia. They will sell their home and move with their children to support his new calling while Mrs De Saix joins a Red Cross effort.
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Pete de Saix
Caberundum Company
Goley Mariettes
Alexandria
Episcopal Seminary
Red Cross
Piedmont
de Saix
Jack Green
Alton Stanford
Green
Christine de Saix
Harold Conrad
American Business Clubs
High Point
Charleston
W.va
AB Club
Danville
Ill
Atlantic Seaboard
Delos Hedgecock
Winston-Salem Road
New
Furniture City
United Appeal
James B. Lovelace
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Peking
London
New York
San Francisco
Pravda
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Anas
Tas Mikoyan
Howard Johnson
Richard Nixon
Trivandrum
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Iron Curtain
California
Ork
Puerto
Soviet Union
Puerto Rico
Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
Elizabeth
Britain
High Point Hotel Company
Sheraton
Holiday Inns of American
Ray Chambers
Elwood
Elwodd
Chambers
Dave Neil
Hickory
Lenoir
Arthur Corpening
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