Ford Foundation Gift Aids Education And Hospitals Nationwide
The Ford Foundation commits billions to privately supported colleges and 3 500 hospitals to raise teaching salaries and expand services. At High Point College a 135 500 endowment boost funds salaries, while High Point Memorial Hospital gains 95 800 for expansion replacing outdated facilities. The grant aims to strengthen American life by improving teaching quality and purchasing power for teachers.
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High Point College
Ford Foundation
High Point Memorial Hospital
Wachovia Bank to Enter Greensboro Pending Approvals
Banking note outlines Wachovia Bank and Trust Company likely to enter Greensboro after formal approval by stockholders and the State Banking Commission. The move represents a notable development in regional banking expansion.
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Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
Greensboro
State Banking Commission
Wachovia
Herman Cone and Wachovia Bank Changes in North Carolina
The obituary honors Herman Cone as a steadying pillar of industry and philanthropy in North Carolina. It notes Wachovia Bank’s long ties to Greensboro and Gate City business, and its decision to open an office in Durham signaling a competitive banking landscape in the region.
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James Buchanan Duke
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Ford
Carolinas
J. B. Duke
Herman Cone
North Carolina
Durham
Wachovia
Greensboro
Shakeup discussed as Meredith eyed for Winston-Salem move
The article notes Meredith being lured to Winston-Salem after a long Raleigh based career. If the Babcock offer is accepted, their present home could become the base for Presbyterians new consolidated institution of higher learning. The proposal remains in the conversation stage and sparks conversation.
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Meredith
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Babcock
Institution of Higher Learn
High Point Enterprise Publication Information
The High Point Enterprise provides local news and AP dispatches for reproduction. The paper notes responsibility limits for carriers, distributors, and subscription payments, and identifies its management and address in High Point North Carolina.
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Undex
High Point Enterprise
Ww Bot
Four Questions Before Voters On Eisenhower Reelection
Washington readers consider four stark questions about a second term for President Eisenhower. Voters weigh the risk of health and ability, Nixon as successor, Republican divides over policy, and calls to lighten the president’s workload amid debate nationwide.
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White House
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Nixon
California
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Euse
Washington Week in Review and Society Chatter
Washington notes mix shopping and high society as Christmas plans unfold. Pat Kennedy visits a top store’s men’s tie department without buying, while Cabinet members eye gifts abroad for wives ahead of NATO talks. Prince Rainier of Monaco plans a two month stay in town amid a bustling social season. Meatball talk grows as embassies seek distinct flavors at private Pakistan embassy event.
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Humphrey
Secretary of State
Dulles
Paria
NATO
Wilsons
Detroit
Browne Ils Grande
Bensons
West
Air Force
Prince Rainier 1
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Notes on the News from a World of Odds and Affairs
The column surveys global politics and social happenings with odds listed on varied topics. It references French politics, Pakistani kofta, Communist embassies, Margaret Truman engagement rumors, Ike golf plans, aviation claims, and a Czech embassy social scene led by Lt. Col. Franticek Tishler. Michigan Governor G. Mennen Williams attracts attention at a Democratic Club event.
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Pakistan
Margaret Truman
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
New York
Ike
Reds
Gech
Franticek ‘Tishler
Kiddin
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
National Democratic Club
When Extremists Share a Washington Building
George Dixon recalls a Harris building intro in Washington where Eisenhower era figures and radical groups cluster. The piece toys with clashes among Farm Bureau, Farmers Union, Kefauver committee, horsemen, and Billy Graham as the unlikely tenant in the Pennsylvania Building.
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Baldy
American Farm Bureau Federation
Varmers Union
New Deal
Oscar Chapman
Farm Bureau
Baldy Brannan
Kefauver
Benevolent Horsemen
Billy Graham
North Carolina industry meeting focuses on local development
About 300 people from chambers, civic clubs, governments, and business gathered in the highway building auditorium to discuss industrial promotion. The aim was balanced state development through a community inventory and cooperative efforts, with emphasis on local solutions and confidential information sharing.
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Highway Building
Department of Conservation and Development
Ecommerce and
Chambers of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
State Department
Department
Quotes and quotes about luck and duty from public figures
A collection of remarks from Joyce Brothers on quiz winnings, Senator Homer Capehart on farm income, mentions of aerial inspection visions, Cabot rates, and social sentiments. Also includes a designer’s critique of the modern wife role and family obligations.
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