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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1955

Page

4

Arms arms race in Middle East linked to Russia and US policy

Secretary Dulles cites reports that Russia offers arms to Egypt and other Arab states as part of a broader pattern of Cold War influence in the Middle East. The piece argues United States and Soviet actions alike risk inflaming regional tensions and urges joint efforts to restore peace and stability.

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Regional hosiery groups merge to form national body

Southern Hosiery Manufacturers Association plans absorption into the National Hosiery Manufacturers Association as growth from a regional to national scope accelerates. With over 80 percent of national hosiery produced in the South and Southern plants dominating the National board, a union aims to coordinate promotion and restore prosperity after over-production.

Southern Hosiery Manufacturers Association National Hosiery Manufacturers Association Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association South Southern National Association

Sanford Calls For Constructive Campaigning In North Carolina

Terry Sanford urges Young Democrats in Winston-Salem to reduce campaign costs and emphasize candidate virtues over money. He warns costly, harsh contests harm party unity and public trust, advocating constructive campaigning to inform voters and strengthen the political process.

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Disneyland opens as beacon amid grim news era

The Louisville Courier-Journal reflects on Disneyland's California opening as a bright, moral counterpoint to somber, cautious world events. The amusement venture blends illusion and commerce with familiar Disney characters to remind readers that good can prevail in troubling times.

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Government polices medical market using many forces

George Sokolsky argues that multiple federal agencies police medical advertising and products, creating overlap and complexity. He cites Post Office authority, the Federal Trade Commission, and the FDA, noting debates over what constitutes ethical medicine and fraud.

Hoover Post Office Republic Federal Trade Commission Food and Drug Administration Bernarr Macfadden Macfadden

Notice about delivery terms and advertising rates

The item states the High Point Enterprise disclaims responsibility for advance subscription payments made to carriers and independent distributors. It notes AP content rights and directs readers to contact local carriers or Ward-Griffith Company for home delivery rates.

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North Carolina Leaders Share Cautious Views on Agriculture and Tobacco

Quotes from Kemp Doughton Graham Marshall and Congressman Carleham reveal mixed moods on NC agriculture. Doughton hails improving conditions after drought and crops. Graham warns profits thin as feed and beef costs rise. Marshall looks for tobacco price relief, while Carleham recalls doctors advice to quit pipe smoking yet preserves interest in pipes.

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Political chatter and endorsements ripple through Capitol Square

A jumble of quotes shows Dr. Henry Jordan denying a gubernatorial bid while brewers dodge running for governor. Governor Hodges backs Adlai Stevenson and critiques Eisenhower, Truman, and party dynamics. Everett Jordan misses Winston rally, John Whitaker touts Reynolds College nursing programs, and Sen. Sam Ervin hints at re election plans. Dr. Woodhouse argues for political activity without seeking office amid welfare state debates.

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Russians Funniest on Farm Tour Says Dixon

George Dixon recaps a Washington visit where the U S farm delegation met Russian experts led by Dimir Matskevich. Dean Lambert of Nebraska notes breakfast feasts and questions whether Russians share American farm knowledge and automobiles.

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Politics and Demagogues in Early American Debate

A reflective piece discusses politics as the art of government from ancient polis to modern democracy. It critiques demagoguery through examples: Aaron Burr, Sen. Joseph McCarthy, and President Truman, noting rhetoric, motives, and party dynamics across eras and regions.

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