Jitters In Stock Market Discounting Realities
The market falls on fears of peace moves affecting armaments with defense stocks dropping up to 20 points before a late recovery. A total about five billion dollars of market value evaporated, amid questions if Soviet moves will curb defense spending and alter the free world economy.
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Khrushchev
Kremlin
U. S
West
Russia
Capitol Hill
Mars
Venus
Pluto
Caldwell Chosen as State College Chancellor at $2000 Salary
The state selects Dr. John Tyler Caldwell as new chancellor of State College, offering a salary of $2000 a year, a move seen as a strong step by UNC trustees who endorsed the committee’s recommendation. Caldwell brings eminence in his field and will succeed Dr. Cary H. Bostian, who returns to teaching.
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John Tyler Caldwell
State College
University of Arkansas
University of North Carolina
Caldwell
Cary H. Bostian
Ested
Chamber of Commerce
Tanglewood Park
Greensboro C of C
Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce
Rufus Martin
Aycock
Woman's College
Bovine
Doeskin
Raymond Brown
Haberdashery
Hamilton Well and Pump Co
Esther Williams
Lake
Jack Green
Steve Clark
Idol-Green
Clark
W.A.J. Idol
R. D. Tillson
Alton Stanford
Jim Marley
Smithdeal’s
Wright
Chestnut Street
Emerywood Forest
Wendover Hills
End of Louisiana dictatorship hinted in special session
The Louisiana legislature, urged by a governor known as Earl Long, adjourned after a special session seen as rubber stamping his pet bills. Critics warned the move could prolong Long dominance, while opponents urged adjournment to avoid embarrassment. The piece portrays Long as a aging leader clinging to power amid calls for change and deliverance through voter rejection or his own decline.
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Louisiana
Yee
Earl Long
Tripere
Long
Deliverance
Earlhardly
The Long Dynasty Faces A Bid For Survival In Louisiana
Editorial examines Gov. Earl K. Long and the Louisiana Long dynasty. It notes his control of legislature before a potential impeachment push, mentions a planned special session, and outlines succession rules. The piece highlights family power, recent alienation of backers, and looming reelection prospects amid internal family ambition.
Canada United States Interdependence and Defense Roles
The piece argues Canada will become a major economic force due to its size resources and population. It notes deep economic links with the United States 60 percent of Canadian exports go to the US and 75 percent of US imports come from Canada. It discusses investment flows tax policy and possible implications for sovereignty and influence.
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Russia
United States
Canada
Soviet Union
Atlantic
Pacific
Arctic
St. Lawrence Seaway
Europe
Pacific Oceans
Soviet Russia
Washington
Goldwater and Democratic race shape 1959 Washington notes
Senate Republican Barry Goldwater campaigns in 28 states denouncing labor power while Democrats field presidential hopefuls. Averell Harriman comments on Eisenhower painting, and Capitol Hill jokes arise about Soviet limits. Washington reporters donate blood. Gene Autry visits town and signs autographs. a hotel offers pet friendly rooms with dog buffet and play yard.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R- Ariz
Municipal cost study ranks North Carolina cities by per capita spending
Institute of Government figures show High Point leading per capita taxes police fire and sanitation costs among cities over 25 000. Greensboro Charlotte and Winston-Salem follow with varied per capita totals. The analysis covers 1956 57 expenditures and notes urban renewal and regional development impacts amid local business shifts.
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Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Greensboro
Durham
Raleigh
Asheville
Fayetteville
Rocky Mount
New Bern
Burlington
Forest City
Mount Airy
High Point
Rocky
Laurinburg
Lexington
Public Service
Wilmington
Winston- Salem
North Carolina
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Main High Point, N. C
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R. B. Terry
F Mereenson
Beason
Eaktor Ee
Associated Press
N. C
Enter Ore, Inc
Washington News Notebook
Sen. Goldwater
New York
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National Press Club
Moscow
Harriman
Paris
Washington Press Corps
Charles Pearson
Pan American Union
Chief of Protocol
Gene Autry
Mayflower
Autry
Nome
Holt McPherson
Charles F
Chick” Matton
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Wachovia
Chick Matton
Wachovia Bank
W. C. Idol
Trinity College
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