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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1955
Page
2
Governor Hodges outlined broad school powers including pupil assignment and avoided a firm stance on using the interposition doctrine to enforce the federal segregation ban. He will review the Virginia proposal and plans to announce a position next week as the State Advisory Committee prepares its report.
In Memphis a group named the Federation for Constitutional Government outlined a plan to unite presegregation forces across 12 Southern states. Sen. James Eastland and Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook led the effort, with an executive committee elected to organize a nationwide campaign. The closed session barred reporters as the group aims to overturn recent Supreme Court rulings on public facility segregation.
The statement aims to strengthen assurance of preserving public schools while not forcing any child to attend a mixed school against their will.
A compressed TV guide lists times for six to eight programs including Esso Reporter, Doug Edwards, Arthur Smith, the District Attorney, Carolina Hour, Ford Theatre, Red Skelton, Weatherman, and Sports Eide. It shows a mix of news, drama, comedy, and weather segments across the evening.
Fragmentary listing notes a romance program or feature involving Arden and Lee scheduled for 8:00 p m on Groucho Mure Life. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
State committee staff prepared rules and regulations for local school boards to implement the assignment law. Pearsall said advisory committees should use the guidance to operate competently and within authority, noting their boards are advisory and localities must apply best judgment.
Eastern time is used. subtract one hour for Central and two hours for Mountain. Local stations may adjust relay times to fit schedules. Last minute changes will not be included.
A partial OCR of a daily radio schedule shows scattered program titles and times from morning to late evening. Entries include news briefs, commentary, and various shows with unclear hosts and segments, presented as a jumbled sequence of times and names.
Khrushchev criticizes Western policy toward Germany and warns that unification with a rearmed West would threaten European security. He argues for a panEuropean security system including the United States and rejects a NATO bloc. He praises socialist aims, cites Africa’s independence struggles, and condemns U.S. disarmament rhetoric while vowing no aggressive war.
The piece surveys Soviet reaction to U S positions on satellite nations and iron curtain issues. It notes Molotov and Khrushchev accusing U S leaders of crude interference by broadcasting a Christmas message and of attempting to re establish capitalism in Eastern Europe, with Geneva spirit described as dead in discussions with Molotov.
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