Adams’ Failure To Clarify Deepens Doubt On Usefulness
Chairman Hebert calls Adams actions a Scotch verdict and questions why he did not speak to clear up questions about a 40382 dollar refund case involving Raglaine Worsts, urging Adams to explain or step aside. Evidence shows Adams wrote inquiries and relayed letters to the board, raising ethical concerns and endangering his White House role.
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Hebert
House Armed Services Investigating Subcommittee
House
Sherman Adams
Congress
Pentagon
Adams
Raglaine Worsteds, Inc
White House
ACC grant in aid system stirs coach player pressure debate
Coaches in the Atlantic Coast Conference face mounting scrutiny over the grant in aid program as Clemson's Frank Howard and South Carolina's Warren Giese clash over recruits whose choices remain unsettled. The system, intended to deter rival offers, instead heightens pressure on players and families during college decision time.
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ACC
Clemson
Frank Howard
South
Carolina
Warren Giese
Increase in Knife Attacks Prompts Civic Alarm
A local editorial warns of rising knife violence and urges courts to take a sterner stance. The piece stresses that youths frequent risky venues and calls for vigilance to curb injuries from sharp weapons.
Editorial on Offshore Islands Crisis and U S Policy
Editorial analyzes the offshore islands around China Quemoy Penghu and Formosa and the United States stance. It notes aging treaties clarifications by Dulles and Eisenhower and questions which territories would be defended if tensions with Red China escalate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mao Tse-tung
China
Amoy
Chiang Kai-shek
Taiwan
Formosa
Chiang
United States
Middle East
U. S
Penghu
Pescadores
State Dulles
Congress
Dulles
Eisenhower
Quemoy Islands
Yushan Islands
Quemoys
Formosa Strait
Hainan
Tachen Islands
South Korea
Quemoy
Little Quemoy
Republic
Nationalist) of
State Acheson
Korea
Pacific
High Point Enterprise Personnel and office details
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff and roles including president D A Rawley and managing editor Joe Brown. It shows circulation and advertising leadership along with the paper’s masthead information and postal notice.
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Men PO Iprrencniss, Inc
Roe OK
S 'Ag Ander
American Foreign Policy and the Illusion of Self Interest
George Sokolsky argues the United States has no vital overseas interests and cannot base policy on goodwill. He suggests American leadership followed Britain after imperial decline, calls for partnership in good faith, and critiques attempts to govern others while cautioning against imperial expansion.
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United States
Woodrow Wilson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Asia
Africa
John Hay
Great Britain
Max Freedman
Washington
Manchester Guardian
Eisenhower
Vail
Texas
Union
Lone Star Republic
Cuba
Philippines
John Foster Dulles
Carry Nation
North Carolina juvenile training schools overcrowded
Lynn Nisbet reports that five institutions housing delinquent youths in North Carolina face severe space shortages. The system holds 1,043 youths though rated capacity is under 900, with Negro boys’ Morrison and Dobbs Farm facilities most strained. Judges urge $1.232 million for capital improvements amid rising costs and prior state spend.
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Correction
North Carolina
Board of Correction and Training
County Welfare Department
Stonewall Jackson Training School
Concord
Carolina Training School
Rocky Mount
Samarcand
Morrison Training School
Hoffman
Dobbs Farm
Kinston
Domestic Relations and Juvenile Court
Advisory Budget Commission
Board of Correction
Juvenile Commitments Probe For Better Correctional Schools
Notes describe ages 10 to 16, average about 14, with 14 to 16 months in correctional schools. Most youths are committed for general delinquency and truancy, with few sex crimes. Parole outcomes show reform, while officials debate need for separate tough facilities and better security. Judges call for state support and prison-like options to handle hard cases.
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Gordon Gentry
Greensboro
Gentry
Norways Fjords to Denmark A Travel Tale by Michael Austin
Michael Austin recounts a 2 000 mile Norway trip by Enterprise route, describing fjords, glaciers, and coastal towns from Hammerfest to Bergen. He notes avalanches, ice caves, and unique Norwegian meals before crossing to Denmark with vivid observations of Bergen fish markets, Setedal folk dress, and Danish countryside.
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Michael Austin
Norway
Denmark
Setedal
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Armed Services Board of Contract Appeals
Sherm
High Point Enterprise
George Sokolsky
Mohamet
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Ned Heafner
Winston- Salem
Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
Hammerfest
Loen
Justedal Glacier
David
Rome
Bergen
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