Making Our Highways Safer Must Be Concern of All
Raleigh notes a 14 percent rise in motor vehicle fatalities this year despite a broad Slow Down and Live campaign and a fourth place national decline in the death rate since 1955. Governor Hodges urges intensified public and official action while Cornell research highlights injury patterns and the need for inside-vehicle safety devices.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Traffic Safety Council
Hodges
Ed Scheidt
Safety Council
John O. Moore
Cornell Medical College
Guilford
Paper Waste and Bureaucracy Burdens U.S. Offices
The Jackson State Times argues Americans consume large amounts of bread meat and vegetables while paper use reaches 400 pounds per person yearly. Clerical work costs, forms, and obsolete records waste time and money, urging restraint on new forms to curb paper work.
High Point Enterprise Masthead and publishing details
The High Point Enterprise announces its staff and contact information with editors and managers listed, including president, secretary-treasurer, and circulation manager. It notes Associated Press rights and distribution policies, along with postal and subscription notices for High Point, N Y.
Our Schools Problems Painfully Real Crisis in Education
Bruce Biossat argues a genuine crisis exists in the U S school system driven by shortages of teachers and classrooms and by debates over curriculum. He urges federal aid while warning against federal control, noting rising enrollments, salary woes, and gaps in science education impacting democracy.
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America
White House
Newsweek Magazine
Debates on Foreign Policy in U S Campaigns Since 1938
The piece argues Democrats will blame Republicans for past policy, citing Eisenhower era coalitions and suppressed reports. It discusses Teheran Yalta Potsdam China Korea and the roles of Dulles Hiss Stevenson and Stevenson. It tests whether truth will emerge from publication of withheld documents.
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United States
Robert A. Taft
Douglas MacArthur
Teheran
Yalta
Potsdam
China
Eisenhower
Joseph McCarthy
Walter George
Geneva
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Eiisenhower
George Marshall
Dean Acheson
John Foster Dulles
State Department
Alger Hiss
Marriman
Suarg
Carmine DeSapio
Morgenthau Dairies
Burgess and Maclean
Walton H. Walker
Roosevelt
Truman
United States of America
Benton and
Bowles
Hucksters
Paul Hoffman
White House Conference Fosters Old School Spirit
Washington observers praise the White House Conference on Education for serious effort and strong citizen participation. Vice President Nixon faced playful nicknames while Oveta Hobby stresses education belongs to all people and the need to show why to engage the public.
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White House
Washington
Neil McElroy
Nixon
W. Joe Anderson
Lufkin
Texas
Anderson
Dillard Anderson
Sheraton Park
Hope S. Ross
Enid
Oklahoma
James D. King
Brownwood
King
Oveta Culp Hobby
Principa
Critics Find Bugs In Senator Scott Farm Plan
Department of Agriculture experts question Sen. W. Kerr Scott’s proposed farm plan unveiled in Council Bluffs. The plan promises 100 percent parity for small farmers with gradual reductions for larger producers, plus bushel and pound limits to replace acreage allotments. Critics warn of administration challenges and potential loopholes, predicting possible price declines and increased surpluses if implemented.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
W. Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Council Bluffs
Tjowa
Scott
Senator Scott
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Charles F. Brannan
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Teeter Eee President
Oeos Socretary
Bolt McPherson
W. Patterson
peerers + Advertising
V. W. Idol
Charles B. Loflin Lorian Yha
Mall
Cartier
Associated Press
N. Y
Govemns
High Point Ae
Ward-Griftfith
Bruce Biossat
U.S. Office of Education
George Sokolsky
Gop
Kefauver
Quebec
George Dixon
Peter Edson
Bugs
Charles Pearson
Emilie
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