Free Press Obligation to Sustain All Freedoms
Bernard Kilgore of the Wall Street Journal warns against extending press freedom to radio and TV as a licenseed medium. He argues freedom of the press must resist government control to inform the public, while Kennedy cites magazines and newspapers as essential forums for public dialogue. The piece frames press rights as core to a democratic society and urges vigilant scrutiny of government actions.
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Bernard Kilgore
The
Wall Street Journal
Kilgore
Sis
Kennedy
Republic
Code of Life Unlocks Hidden Genetic Secrets
Scientists worldwide pursue the gene code and amino acid combinations. Two American groups claim partial breakthroughs at NIH in Washington and NYU School of Medicine led by Nobel laureate Severe Ochea. Advancements promise synthetic hereditary materials to treat genetic diseases and deepen understanding of cancer and inherited traits. Curiosity about origins could unlock cures for many illnesses.
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National Institute For Health
Washington
New York University School of Medicine
Severe Ochea
Editorial Research on 1958 US USSR Exchange Status
The 1958 broad cultural and sports exchange pact with the Soviet Union expires year end with no renewal talks underway. State Department notes possible two year extension but no meeting is planned until mid to late next month. Hurok remains optimistic while critics fear cultural influence. Humphrey called the program a bright spot in Cold War ties.
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Soviet Russia
Union of Soviet Socialists
U.S. State Department
Russia
Washington
State Department
Sol Hurok
Berlin
Hurok
Santa Fe Opera
Europe
Igor Stavinsky
Warsaw
Poland
Eric A. Johnston
Marty and
The
John T. Flynn
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Lewis
Hubert H. Humphrey
D Minn
Moscow
U.S
U.S.S.R
Associated Press Rates and Delivery Information
The notice lists mail subscription rates for Daily and Sunday at 18.00 annually and Daily Only 15.60 with weekly options. It states AP news is for reproduction and second class dispatches, and notes delivery charges via local carriers and independent contractors in High Point, North Carolina.
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Associated
Carrie
N.C
Associated Press
Ivcel
Igh Point
N.gc
High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Tg Ant
European Business Goes West A Novel Plan To Cut U S Unemployment
European and U S officials discuss lure of foreign investment to cut unemployment. Nearly 7 billion dollars in direct foreign investment and 11.5 billion in stocks and bonds are already in U S facilities. A new Commerce Bureau promotes overseas capital while debates continue over free trade and national interests.
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U. S
Department of Commerce Bureau of International Business
Frank W. Shaeffer
Good Humor (Ice Cream) Corp
Neal
W. Va
Catawba
S. C
Business
By Business International of
New York
Business Europe
B. I
Elliott Haynes
Netherlands
Belgium
India
London
Paris
Stuttgart
New Jersey
Sweden
European Economic Community
Haynes
Kennedy’s Global Travels Signal U.S. Isolation Era Ending
James Marlow notes President Kennedy’s rapid travel to and from world capitals. The trend reflects postwar alliances, foreign aid, and personal diplomacy as U.S. leaders increasingly meet foreign heads. Rusk once doubted personal summits, but Kennedy drives direct talks and frequent visits.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
James Madison
Vienna
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Winston Churchill
Joseph Stalin
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Quotes on disease stigma and alcohol prejudice by Dr Milton Silverman
The speaker argues that while other diseases are not blamed on spirits or moral failings, alcohol problems still face old fears and prejudices. He urges abandoning punishment of the sick and reassessing societal judgments.
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Milton Silverman
Notes On The News Highlights From A Turbulent Era
Excerpts feature remarks from figures like Dean Rusk and Gus Hall, discussing mergers in airlines, foreign aid, and economic policy. Quotes touch on Ku Klux Klan imagery, John Birch Society critique, labor unity, and political tensions in the United States.
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Dean Rusk
Penny Road Jamestown Faces Liquor Store Nuisance Fight
Jamestown residents on Penny Road protest a nearby liquor store deemed a nuisance after two weeks of heavy traffic and border spillover. They seek relief from authorities, while High Point could consider its own controls to redirect revenue. The piece also notes post Christmas shopping surge and local business shifts around the Princess Cafe and nearby properties.
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Penny Road
Jamestown
High Point
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
NEA
Berwick
By James Marlow
Rusk
TWA
Charles C. Tillinghast Jr
John Birch Society
Gus Hall
Goldberg
AFL - Cio
Post Office
Holt McPherson
Jim Wright
Broadhurst
Princess Cafe
Bill Pappas
Bob Kiriakides
Tom Thompson
John Cavas
Princess
Wright
Pappas
Mike
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