Ike Out of Danger Shapes 1956 GOP Scenarios
Eisenhower’s doctors say his recovery from the September heart attack is excellent and that he is out of danger. Yet the timing of his political decision remains undetermined with mid February as the gauge for a medical estimate of his ability to withstand campaign strain. If unable to run, Knowland may announce early, challenging the party to rally behind a successor.
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Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
White House
Ike
Washington News Notebook Gifts Office Parties Yule Tree Visitor
A Washington notebook describes White House Christmas gift handling with mail screening and gifts to orphans. Cabinet members send holiday notes urging adherence to rules on federal property and office parties. The piece notes décor plans, embassy reactions, and a state dinner hosted by Nixon for Luis Batlle Berres. It also mentions Dutch jenever and Czech budweiser and two luncheon records for Harmon Tropics awards to Navy Capt. Eppes and Marine Lt. Col. Coleman with lengthy introductions.
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White House
Ike
James Mitchell
Commerce
Erans Administration
Eissenhowers
Gettysburg
Washington
Mamie
Executive Mansion
Ww Nm Monument
Uruguay
Luis Batile Berres
Nixon
California
L. R. W. Soutendijk
Harmon Tropics
Navy
Marion H. Eppes
James F. Coleman
Gift Anchors Heart Center Help From Millis Family
Note highlights a $10,000 room gift in the new Heart Center by the J. E. Millis family, bringing Millis and associated companies’ benefactions to about $150,000 over the years. The unsolicited donation underscores steady civic support by a modest, respected local figure.
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New Heart Center
J. E. Millis
Miami youth’s note threats spark extortion case
A 20 year old Miami Black youth confessed to writing a note demanding 600000 from Publisher John S Knight after an FBI agent left a dummy package. The youth said he acted under influence from a troubling mind while psychiatrically treated and facing arrest. The report stresses the danger and need for accountability.
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John S. Knight
Associated Press
Peter Napoleon Williams Jr
Miami
FBI
They Say and Generalizations in Public Speech
A Gastonia Gazette opinion piece critiques the use of all embracing statements. It warns generalizations mislead by presenting opinions as facts and urges writers to use I believe or it is my opinion to avoid blanket labels about Democrats Republicans or children.
High Point Enterprise Looks Back at 1834 Publication
Fragmented OCR shows the High Point Enterprise address at 305 307 North Main Street and names D A Rawley Mrs R B Terry and Bolt McPherbon as officers with Patterson as editor. Other words are garbled.
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High Point Enterprise
North Mais Street
High Point
Publication credits and postal notices in a local paper
A clumsy OCR fragment lists publishing details, Associated Press attribution, and distribution terms for the Afternoon and Susquehanna Morning editions, noting subscription and delivery arrangements and post office classification.
The Wage Question and Individual Worker Worth
George Sokolski discusses wage determination under supply and demand, noting wages reflect a worker's productivity, time sold, and skill level. He argues labor costs dominate pricing in the United States, with 60 to 80 percent of commodity costs tied to wages, keeping purchasing power high and placing American workers near the bourgeoisie in global terms.
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Owever
Notes on the News on Wage Theory and Needs
The column debates wage theories from Marxist Leninist texts and the idea of distribution by needs. It argues no society has achieved this, even in Soviet Russia, and contrasts needs with measurable value in capitalist America and socialist Russia. It questions whether employers can satisfy widespread wants without harming business.
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Hospital
Millis
Soviet Russia
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Turnover in CAA ataviest fuels a relay style office fun
Washington reports a brisk CAA administrator turnover prompting jokes of a full time painter for changing the door name. The piece cites several leaders replaced in quick succession and a lighthearted bid for a relay baton gift to symbolize the seesaw of offices.
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CAA
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Charles Stanton
Delos Rentzel
Charles Horne
Don Nyrop
Frederick B. Lee
Lee
Lowen
Air Line Pilots Association
Cates
Weeks
Chicago
Meredith College moves and consolidates in North Carolina history
The piece discusses a proposed shift of Meredith College from Raleigh to Winston-Salem for a new Presbyterian college site near Wake Forest. It places moves and consolidations in NC education history, citing Duke University and Lenoir-Rhyne as outcomes of philanthropic reorganization and noting ongoing controversy around Wake Forest presidents and university governance.
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Meredith College
Raleigh
Winston-Salem
Wake Forest
Meredith
Presbyterian College
North Carolina
Wake Forest College
Wake County
Forsyth
Presbyterian
Peace
Red Springs
Flora McDonald
Maxton
Presbyterian Junior
Catawba College
Newton
Salisbury
Rowan County
Catawba County
Rhyne
Lenoir College
Hickory
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Lenoir-Rhyne
Davenport
Lenoir
Rutherford
Connelly Springs
DUKE
Braxton Craven
Randolph County
Trinity College
Durham
Julian Carr
Carrs
Duke University
United States
Reynolds
Old Trinity College
Cannon
Cone
Abernethys and
Holts
W. L. Poteat
Harold Tribble
Dr. Poteat
Dr. Tribble
Tennessee
Tribble
Poteat
Star Chamber
Defense chief cites difficulty in maintaining defense funding
Defense Secretary Wilson says maintaining current defense spending will be tough in the next fiscal year. An Chicago union official Angelo In esso testifies to union officials about token appreciation and a quoted amount around 8 5.49.
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Defense
Wilson
Angelo Inesso
Chicago
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Truman
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Thomas
Combs
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Gastonia Gazette
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
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National Advertising
Ward-Griffith Company
George Sokolsky
Country
America
Russia
Charles Pearson
U. S. Post Office
Tare
George Dixon
A. S
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Senate Aviation Subcommittee
Monroney
Charles S. Loewen Jr
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Louis Rothschild
Sinclair
Larry Cates
Rothschild
Kansas City Rothschilds
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
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