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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1957

Page

4

Meany Leads Labor Cleanup Amid Teamsters Expulsion

Editorial praises George Meany and AFL CIO for disciplining five unions including the Teamsters after McClellan committee fallout. It notes pressure from public and Congress, the Eisenhower administration plan for union reforms, and Meany’s insistence that labor clean its own house or face enforcement.

George Meany American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations Teamsters Meany Atlantic City McClellan Hical Thee Carpenters Cardinal Spellman A Obor St. Patrick's Cathedral Ethical Practices Commission Bakers Textile Distillery Jewelry Jimmy Hoffa Hoffa Federation Congress Eisenhower James P. Mitchell Mitchell Commissioner Labor New York

NATO Paris summit faces who will press the missile button

Editorial notes the NATO heads of government conference in Paris as a debate over who would launch NATO missiles and how nuclear know-how, IRBM bases, and allied participation should be shared. It highlights Dulles and Eisenhower’s positions, France’s fears of Anglo American diarchy, and mounting NATO unease about alliance cohesion.

Eisenhower The North Atlantic Treaty Organization Paris NATO Dulles Charles E. Wilson Defense NATO Council United States Britain Neil H. McElroy Macmillan Bermuda McElroy France Great Britain Sweden Italy Canada Lester B. Pearson United High Point

Letters Defend Young GOC Workers and Teen Volunteers

A mother and GOC supporter praises teen volunteers, recounts her 16 year old son signing up, and defends GOC as courteous and inclusive. The letter argues teens serve country. 10 percent of GOC members are youths and urges fair credit rather than judgment.

Enterprise GOC Chicago Charlottean Wake Forest Salome Herod John the Baptist Judy Bowers Pilot School Thomasville Wingate College Duke Power Company

Raleigh hearings reveal hundreds of advisory boards nationwide

The congressional subcommittee hearing in Raleigh exposed that the District of Columbia alone has over 100 planning boards and commissions with no unified programs. It noted more than 33,000 advisory groups shaping U S governance and highlighted ongoing influence from non governmental bodies on North Carolina policy.

Congressional Subcommittee On Intergovernmental Relations Raleigh District of Columbia L. H. Fountain Congress United States General Assembly North Carolina Advisory Budget Commission Medical Care Commission State Hospital Board of Control Prison Commission Legislative Study Commissions Hace Sat Rave Aorger Legislative Council The United Forces For Education Governor's Committee For Better Schools School Board Association Committee of 100 United Church League Cupe Carolina New York Nevada Washington W. C. Enloe Tennessee Virginia

Heart Center in High Point Could Aid Local Cardiac Care

Jack Burris returns from Boston after meeting Dr. Paul White and Dr. Craig Parks with heart news. He backs a local High Point Heart Center to improve outcomes by 15 to 20 percent and aims to have it serving in three to four months.

Jack Burris Boston Craig Parks Paul Dudley White High Point White Burris Dr. White Mr. Burris Paul White

Silly secrecy in government secrets and quotes

The piece details a Moss Committee run in Washington lampooning secrecy in U S government actions. It recounts Lt Col Robert B Rigg’s unclassified book request and repeated rejections and recalls a nationals press interaction over attributing information with evasive phrases. It mocks opaque government briefing culture and includes humorous exchanges among officials and reporters.

House Government Information Subcommittee John E. Moss California Robert B. Rigg U. S. Army Intelligence Army Intelligence Rigg Mass Paul Southwick Naval Research Laboratory

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