Sparkman Urges Bipartisan Europe Policy And Action
Senator Sparkman of the Foreign Relations Committee calls for a wait-and-see stance until Eisenhower outlines a concrete program, urging bipartisan foreign policy to safeguard Europe. He warns against drift, highlights Hungary and Middle East tensions, and stresses U S leadership to counter Soviet influence and defend freedom.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Wales
Suez
Dulles
Middle East
United Nations Organization
10000th Hungarian refugee reaches Camp Kilmer at Christmas
The 10000th Hungarian refugee arrives at Camp Kilmer during a Christmas surge as Americans rally to aid those fleeing Soviet tyranny. Vice President Nixon urges double aid as Eisenhower moves to ease immigration rules to speed the mass transfer, though quotas and oversubscription threaten future admissions.
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Austria
Germany
Nixon
Hungary
Eisenhower
U. S
Gas Rationing Era Reminds of Wartime Card System
Editorial notes the U S gasoline rationing during World War II began as voluntary and grew to a nationwide program on December 1 1942 affecting the eastern seaboard and 9 million motorists. It discusses rubber shortages tire frictions and price controls with references to Ickes Roosevelt Henderson and Jeffers. It notes black market activity and coupon shortages.
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Great Britain
France
United States
Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Army
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Seaboard
Roosevelt
Congress
Sam Rayburn
House
Leon Henderson
William M. Jeffers
U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Art Buchwald
Paris
High Point Enterprise Masthead Note
A fragmented masthead shows staff titles and contact lines for the High Point Enterprise with names and roles for president secretary treasurer editor and advertising staff. It lists publication frequency and subscription prices by mail and carrier and notes AP affiliation and post office entry details.
Visitors to high places spark humorous bull portrait satire
The piece mocks a photo of President Eisenhower and Prime Minister Nehru patting a Black Angus bull, debating East meets West and predicting future guests like Tito Zhukov and Nasser. It lampoons imperialism, communism, and international diplomacy with witty, provocative commentary.
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Nehru
Point Four
Tito
Broadway
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Waldorf-Astoria
Cuba
Truman
Zhukov
Nasser
Billy Rose
John Ringling North
Chou En-lai
Idlewild
Chou
Mao Tze-tung
Earth
Civil defense plan urged Congress for home front training
General Griffin proposed a two fold civil defense program: a trained home front force under a National Guard style command to be paid from federal state and local funds with time credits via income tax deductions, and mandatory weekly service for those deferred from military duty. He warned of an all out war requiring full citizen effort.
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Civil Defense
E. F. Griffin
National Guard
Griffin
Holiday Aftermath and Local News Mix
Christmas over, High Point community reports a tough checkbook period, plus reflection on Suez policy and a widow’s death. The North Carolina Association for Retarded Children sponsors candy for Goldsboro state hospital’s 300 Negro youngsters, with calls to expand such aid next year. A new $44 million Goldsboro residential school for retarded Negro children is slated to open July with capacity 600.
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State Hospital
Goldsboro
High Point
North Carolina Association
High Point Group
Taylor Kennerly
North Carolina Junior Woman's Clubs
Caswell
Kinston
Tar Heel
Venezuela's Marcos Perez Jimenez launches El Ideal Nacional
Peter Edson describes the Venezuelan president's development model called El Ideal Nacional. The plan blends private capital with heavy public works, private enterprise, and social welfare, aiming to raise living standards while maintaining military-led rule. It features vast infrastructure, housing, and social programs, with elections possibly returning next year.
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Venezuela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
el Ideal Nacional
Ecuador
Perez Jimenez
Uruguay
Mexico
P. J
U. S
Brazil
Payroll and payroll taxes exceed wood furniture industry insured total
The firms employed 26 725 people and paid 98 965 000 in payroll with unemployment taxes. This exceeds the industry insured payroll by more than 2 500 000 for wood furniture firms.
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