Aroused Public Should Stop Bomb Hoaxes Pronto
The Greensboro Patriot urges fast action against bomb hoaxes after two Wilmington youths, 17, were arrested for a false threat to a school. Police found a fake bomb. pupils were evacuated in some cases. The paper condemns hoaxes and supports prompt court action and harsh, old fashioned discipline to deter similar acts. It notes FBI pursuit of Atlanta synagogue destruction and distinguishes between professional bombers and those who paid them. It ends advocating stern but just punishment and moral resolve.
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Wilmington
Greensboro
Eisenhower
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Atlanta
Vancouver Sun analysis urges moderating West Russia dialogue
The piece argues Western statesmanship should push for an accommodation with the Soviet Union to stabilize the nuclear age. Sidney Smith cites brinkmanship as dangerous while noting Moscow must ease its arms race and reform its economy. A cautious, nonappeasing path is advocated.
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Russia
Sidney Smith
University of Alberta
Soviet Union
West
D. Smith
Moscow
Letters for Scholars Honor Varsity Letter Idea
Salt Lake Tribune notes high schools in Denison Texas and Asbury Park New Jersey gain national attention for awarding varsity letters to top academic students. The piece argues for recognition of scholarship with visible symbols while acknowledging preferences for modest pins over flashy sweaters.
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Denison
Texas
Asbury Park
N. J
Six Years of Peace Debate and Wedemeyer Memoirs
A columnist questions the notion of peace amid growing military budgets and Cold War tensions. The article discusses General Wedemeyer’s memoirs, mistrust in government reports, wartime policy, and the argument that postwar decisions and betrayals helped shape the Cold War era.
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Soviet Russia
Lebanon
Quemoy
Berlin
Wedemeyer
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Pat Hurley
Businessmen urged to engage in politics by Continental Oil exec
Charles A. Perlitz of Continental Oil argues businessmen should participate in politics and weigh costs of favors to the economy. He notes regulations push executives to seek government help, and urges unity to defend free enterprise against socialists and welfare statists.
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Charles A. Perlitz
Continental Oil Company
Washington
Perlitz
High Point Enterprise Historic Advertisements Phone and Leaders
The fragment lists staff roles for the High Point Enterprise including president C D. A. Rawley, secretary treasurer Mrs. R. B. Terry, managing editor Joe Brown, and others. It notes mailing by mail rates and a 19th century act reference, reflecting early publication details.
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Migr Point Enterprise, Inc
Peee & C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
V. Widol, JR
Charles 8. Loflin
Mail
Bmigh Point, Noe
Washington notes on art, diplomacy, and burke fashion
In Washington a row over an abstract painting titled Bed spread causes fuss among diplomatic circles. Embassy press attache Sayed Haq jokes about a missing return address on a child's postcard. A Pentagon sign and Navy admiral Leigh Burke spark humor with a self designed winter dinner jacket.
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Washington
Alice Denny
State Department
Pakistan
Sayed Haq
Haq
Notes On The News Are you the party who wants to sell an almost small foreign car
An item in Notes On The News questions readers about selling a compact foreign car and invites opinions on the party stance. The brief uses a witty prompt to engage readers in a political angle on consumer choices.
Quotes on education space partnership and gender roles
Dr. Robert M. Hutchins argues for universal bachelor degrees as a job aid. Senator Henry M. Jackson urges NATO space research partnership. A quote notes women’s durability and a men’s world in the wife’s name. Dr Irvine H. Page is cited as a heart expert.
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Robert M. Hutchins
Fund For the Republic
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
NATO
Heart
Irvine H. Page
Enterprise Receives NC Literary Award For Corporate Citizenship
The Enterprise was honored with the 1958 Corporate Citizen Award by the North Carolina Literary and Historical Association in Raleigh for contributions to the cultural advancement of the community and state. The piece reflects on the paper’s role as a community mirror and its duty to public service, progress, and constructive criticism, linking past challenges to present responsibilities.
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North Carolina Literary and Historical Association
Raleigh
Otto Kahn
Rockefeller
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Kahn
Columbia University
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