Herter Concept Seeks NATO Nuclear Balance At Paris Meet
Secretary of State Herter proposed a NATO plan in Paris to place five Polaris submarines under NATO use with American crews, funded by allies through missiles costing a total of 100 million dollars. He urged member nations to pay their share, warning against creating another nuclear power and stressing continued need for ground forces. Israel’s potential peaceful nuclear reactor plans were noted as a broader risk to nonproliferation.
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Christian Herter
NATO
North Atlantic
Radio Moscow
Congress
Radio
Alliance
United States
Mr. Herter
West Germany
East Germany
Poland
Russia
Herter
France
Algeria
Britain
Greece
Canada
Belgium
Denmark
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Turkey
Israel
Kennedy
Oslo
Editorial on Kennedy task force for low in spirits areas
A Kennedy special committee studies area redevelopment aiming to aid unemployment pockets. Debates focus on relocation versus industrial expansion, criteria for eligibility, and emergency measures like surplus food distribution amid widespread poverty.
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Washington
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Kennedy
Congress
Eisenhower
Great Britain
United States
James G. O'Hara
D-Mich
House
Labor Department
Detroit
Louisville
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Appalachian
Who Killed Society in New York? A Snobbery Snapshot
George Sokolsky surveys changing elites from Louis XIV to modern publicity seekers. He notes public relations driven celebrity culture and the easy rise of nouveau riche figures, and blames Sherman Billingsley for mixing social strata by opening the Cub Room to younger entrants.
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Louis XIV
Ward McAllister
Cleveland Amory
Amory
New York
Europe
West Point
Annapolis
Igor Cassini
United States
David
William the Conqueror
Aaron
Moses
Bialystok
Warsaw
Sherman Billingsley
Sherm
Loss and gains as Trinity and Duke shape North Carolina education
A Trinity alum laments focus shift from local leadership to global prestige at Duke and Wake Forest and Carolina. The piece, reflecting on historic shifts from private to public and the rise of junior colleges, highlights educational evolution and regional impact in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
Trinity College
Duke University
Trinity
North Carolin College
South
Duke
Wake Forest
Carolina
Methodist Church
Methodists
High Point
Louisburg
Pfieffer
Fayetteville
Rocky Mount
Baptists
Mars Hill
Campbell
Wingate
Trinity Grad
Chapel Hill
Old Trinity
Gones
Horner Military Academy
Oxford
Bingham Military Academies
Mebane
Asheville
Marcus Dry
YMCA YWCA and Red Shield seek 1961 capital drive
Holt and McPherson report the YMCA YWCA and Red Shield Boys Club plan a joint capital fund drive in early 1961 to raise 95 566 for a YMCA building finish and repairs Camp Cheerio improvements a new bathhouse for the Red Shield pool and grounds upgrades. Treasurership by Shubal C Kirkman. campaign chairman to be named.
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Charles McAnally
YMCA
Helen Lindsay
YWCA
Wilson Rogers
Salvation Army
Red Shield Boys Club
Camp Cheerio
North Carolina Health and Sanitation
Shubal
Christmas post mortem and yacht firm talks at year end
A father jokes about electric trains as a Russian threat after his son’s toy. President Willis Slane Jr. reports Hatteras Yacht Co has a strong first year, plans a 34 foot model at about $18000, and aims to produce 120 to 150 boats yearly. A new 400 foot building will enable production of a 410 foot yacht and three 340 foot boats, cutting costs via streamlined labor. Death of Rear Admiral F Massie Hughes noted, with ties to Attorney James B Lovelace. Gala New Year parties set. Jaycee Jollies auditions in January. Reader’s Digest quotables spice the page.
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Willis Slane, Jr
Hatteras Yacht Company
Jack Hargrave
F. Massie Hughes
Fifth Naval District
James B. Lovelace
Admiral Hughes
Edward N. Post
Reader's Digest
Gratitude for a Christmas Gift From Former Students
A letter from a long time Presbyterian Home educator thanks Dick Short and the sponsoring committee, Ed Kemp, Jess Washburn, and Saunders Dallas, plus former students and friends, for a Christmas present that funds an apartment at the Presby terian Home. The writer recalls a life of teaching and expresses deep gratitude and a wish to contribute to the home in the future.
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Miss Idol
the Enterprise
Dick Short
Presbyterian Home
Ed Kemp
Jess Washburn
Saunders Dallas
High Point
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George Sokolsky
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Charles Pearson
HOLT
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Bob
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