Congress to Probe Pentagon News Censorship Expansion
Washington reports say Congress will launch a full inquiry into efforts to tighten military information controls. The Moss Committee will examine the Coolidge plan to compel reporters to reveal sources or face action, amid decades of clashes between press freedom and Pentagon security.
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Washington
Congress
Pentagon
Charles Coolidge
Congressional Committee
John E. Moss
D-Cal
Coolidge
Pricons
Pentagon Security
Moss Group
Los Angeles
Air Force
Moss Committee
Rose Displays Unlikely Community Support Amid Bank Default
Ellenville residents show growing confidence in William R. Rose after FBI charges him with manipulating deposits at a New York bank. Despite over a million in falsified deposits alleged, locals sign petitions and increase deposits, arguing Rose acted for the town and its businesses.
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New York
FBI
Ellenville
William R. Rose
Rose
North Carolina Eyes Atomic Energy Drive Under Governor Hodges
Governor Hodges pushes a statewide push for atomic power with Carmichael leading a 25 member committee. Rep Carl Durham to head the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy in January as the Southeast eyes growth in peaceful nuclear uses with university leaders and Triangle research partners.
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Hodges
Bill Carmichael
Carmichael
North Carolina
Carl T. Durham
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Durham
Southeastern
Wis Strauss
Atomic Energy Committee
University of North Carolina
Duke
State Oe
Triangle Research Group
Year in Review of 1956 Big News Stories
The AP’s annual roundup lists ten major events from 1956. Items include the Middle East crisis the Suez episode Ike reelection and political conventions the Andrea Doria disaster the Grand Canyon air collision desegregation battles the Salk polio vaccine the McKeon court martial Soviet denouncements and Grace Kelly’s marriage to Prince Rainier. The piece reflects on the year’s uncertainty and impact.
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Associated Press
Middle-East
Egypt
Suez Canal
U. S
Eisenhower
Joe Smith
Andrea Doria
Stockholm
Nantucket
Grand Canyon
Autherine Lucy
Montgomery
Kentucky
Texas
Tennessee
North Carolina
Mariner
Matthew McKeon
Khrushchev
Stalin
Grace Kelly
Prince Rainier of
Monaco
International Communism Frays Over Hungary Crisis
Editorial Review notes Soviet intervention in Hungary and de Stalinization damage to world Communism. Western intellectuals quit Communist ranks, labor groups grow disenchanted, and party splits widen in the U S, Italy, Britain, Canada, and beyond as leaders debate reform and Cominform revival.
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Hungary
Free World
U. S
Communist Party
National Committee
William Z. Foster
John Gates
The
Daily Worker
Worker
Erno Gero
Soviet Union
Jean-Paul Sartre
Pen
Pablo Picasso
Ers
General Confederation of Labor
Genoa
I'Unita
Italian Communist Party
Italy
Pietro Nenni
Northuumberland
British Communist Party
Labor-Progressive
Vienna
Japan
Newspaper boilerplate notice for distribution and reproduction
Publication boilerplate from High Point area paper notes Associated Press rights and entry as second class matter. Details carriers and distributors as independent contractors and mentions payment responsibilities and contact points.
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High Point
Ward-Gru National Act
Qth Company
Sokolsky on Yalta Potsdam and Hungarian fate
George Sokolsky discusses postwar Hungary linking Yalta and Potsdam. He cites US policy aims for free elections, undefined Allied rights, and Soviet dominance in Hungary. Truman’s testimony notes access to Romania Bulgaria and Hungary before recognition and democratic reorganization of satellite governments.
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Allied Control Commission
Hungary
Soviet Russia
United States
Stalin
Italy
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Rumania
Bulgaria
Hitler
Russia
Yalta
Potsdam
Khrushchev
Zhu
Notes on The News at Yalta and Potsdam Agreements
Charles Pearson comments on the Yalta Declaration and liberated Europe and notes failures to implement obligations. He cites Soviet objections to democratic language and concerns over unity among the three powers. He mentions Hungary and the 1947 peace treaty rights being ignored.
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Europe
United States
Hungary
Pulpit Demands Action in Justice Struggles and World Crises
Quotations from J Paul Williams Mount Holyoke College Judge William Worley Patricia Reynolds David Ben Gurion Saul Ross reflect calls for church courage in justice issues, warnings on violence and war, skepticism of appeasement, and commentary on personal scandals and alimony disputes.
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J. Paul Williams
Mount Holyoke College
The Size of Your Heart Not the House in Insightful Club Talk
John B. Hughes spoke to the High Point-Thomasville Executives Club at the Sheraton on American foreign policy and world peace as essential security. The piece blends local color from Rutherfordton and Waco references, noting community values and fire drill success at a hospital, plus a mix of local notes on clubs, Rotary, and color TV trends.
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High Point
Thomasville Executives Club
John B. Hughes
Sheraton
Hughes
W. R. Peters
R. B. Gantt
Thomasville
Harry Brown Finch
Rotary International
Paramount
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Reds
East Germany
Cominform
Yugoslavia
Tito
International Red Control Agency
Comintern
High Point Enterprise
Dd. A. RA
Eeteere Editos
Mtterbon
Connes ‘Advertising
Asociated
N. C
George Sokolsky
Harry Truman
Truman
Charles Pearson
United Nations
Three
Mov
Foroe
Coors Drew
William B. Worey
Patricia Reynolds
Pacific
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Saul Ross
Nora Eddington
Haymes
Holt McPherson
Bill Miller
Rutherfordton
Waco
Floyd Patterson
Bill
Cleveland-Rutherford
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