Price of Peace in the Middle East Endowment Debate
An opinion piece argues the United States would bear vast costs to broker Middle East peace. It outlines potential loans, aid to Israel, refugee payments, and dam financing tied to a proposed treaty with Egypt and other Arab states. The piece warns of billions in aid and economic concessions as the price of peace.
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Middle East
U.S
United Nations Councils
Egypt
Israel
United States
U. S
Ing
Nasser
Aswan Dam
Suez
Suez Canal
Western
Europe
Mass
Wage Boost Prospects for State Workers in General Assembly
Raleigh and Lynn Nisbet report that teachers and state employees are poised for a pay raise next session with about 10 percent likely. Debate centers on across the board versus merit based increases, as agency heads favor uniform raises and administrators seek targeted pay for specialists.
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Raleigh
Lynn Nisbet
General Assembly
Advisory Budget Commission
Nobel Prize Medicine Award Honors Heart Research Trio
The 38 663 prize money is shared by two Americans Andre F Cournand and Dickson W Richards Jr both of Columbia University New York and German Werner Forssmann of Bad Kreuznach West Germany for evolving a method to chart interior heart conditions. Their work refined catheterization with precise manometers revealing heart pressures and states advancing cardiology.
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Andre F. Cournand
Dickson W. Richards Jr
Columbia University
New York
Werner Forssmann
Bad Kreuznach
West Germany
Forssmann
Editorial Research Hungarian Refugee Problems
The urgency to admit Hungarian refugees to the United States centers on issuing visas to escapees from a Soviet dominated regime. The program operates under the Refugee Relief Act of 1953, set to expire December 31, with a four month window for transport to permanent residence once a visa is granted.
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United States
U. S
Congress
White House
Eisenhower
Pierce J. Gerety
Joseph M. Swing
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Vienna
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House
Walter
Communist Party
High Point Enterprise Local Newspaper Information Card
An historical snapshot shows the High Point Enterprise masthead with address 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. It lists leadership including President D A Paw ey secretary treasurer Mrs R B Terry and editor managing editor and circulation manager B Loflin.
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THE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N
D. A. pAwEy
R. B. Terry
Eet Eneenes
Isda
Manag
Ceneree
B. Loflin
Fisenhower's America leadership of world has passed to us
A Times of London essay contends the United States will lead the world, praising American progress and destiny. It notes Canada-US links, American university life, and the blend of boldness and virtue shaping global influence. The piece lauds American leadership despite flaws.
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America
Canada
David
Goliath
Jonathan
A de Tocqueville
United States of America
Rural Electrification in NC Shows Wide Variations in Service
The North Carolina Rural Electrification Authority report notes average customers per mile vary by type from university lines with over 19 per mile to REA lines with about 4.5. Duke and Carolina lead utility miles, with Wake and Johnston counties showing high rural service, and 45 percent of rural electric service provided by private capital through public utilities.
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N. C. Rural Electrification Authority
North Carolina
University
Chapel Hill
Appalachian College
Boone
Western Carolina
Cullowhee
Public
REA
Duke
Carolina
Vepco
Nantahala
Ocracoke
Blue Ridge
Walstonburg
Greenville
Elizabeth City
Waynesville
Middle East
Robeson
Wake
Johnston
New Hanover
Dare
Fund drive for Bowman Gray medical expansion gains local support
Senators and Winston-Salem leaders rallied yesterday to raise about 300000 of the million dollar goal for Bowman Gray School of Medicine. Leaders including P Huber Hanes Sr Robert M Hanes Dr Coy C Carpenter and Dr Frank Locke urged local giving while High Point residents may soon benefit from brain surgery access. A separate note reports Gastonia mayoral staff discovering a Persian rug inscribed to honor Near East Relief efforts during World War I and plans to rehang it in city hall.
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Arthur Kirkman
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Forest College
Winston
Frank Locke
Reid Holmes
North Carolina Baptist Hospital
High Point
Bowman Gray
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dave Gillespie
Gastonia
Cave
J. S. Carter
Near East
Rev. G. &. Gillespie
Old Country
City’hn
Dave
Quotes on women poker players and public figures
A collection of quotations from U S card expert John Learne actress June Havoc Philadelphia Mayor Richardson Dilworth Capt Richard Ogg Dr Enoch A Holtwick President Eisenhower and Wladyslaw Gomulka. The remarks cover gambling gender, politics, aviation, prohibition and postwar Europe.
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America
John Learne
U. S
United States
Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Enoch A. Holtwick
Prohibition Party
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International Monetary Fund
Saya
U. S. State Department
Germany
Austria
Certs
High Point Enterprise
Associated Press
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Mareni
T Sen National Advertising
Rif.fith Company
Fisenhower
Times of London
NEA Service, Inc
Jefferson
Monticello
Hollywood
Texas
Salt Lake City
Capitol Square
Hodges
Business Development Corporation
Charles
Barson
State Department
Holt McPherson
Adlai Stevenson
National Democratic Party
Republicana
Veranda
June Havoc
Richard Ogg
mid-Pacific
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Polish Communist Party
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