Ordeal Of Fifth Republic A Concern Of Free World
France's President Charles de Gaulle faces a threat from the secret army in Algeria as the OAS seizes Oran radio station and vows civil war to preserve French rule. Paris weighs negotiations amid danger to national stability and global implications. Newsperson notes de Gaulle's effort to reach the nation via broadcast while terrorists press their campaign.
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France
Charles de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
Algeria
de Gaulle
OAS
Oran
Question Of 1962 To Test Or Not To Test
The Kennedy administration weighs whether to resume atmospheric nuclear tests or offer a simple treaty banning such tests. A key view argues an inspectable ban could protect U S leadership, deter Moscow, and avoid a dangerous test race if Russia refuses or later breaks the accord. The debate centers on lead in nuclear tech, treaty enforceability, and timing against underground testing.
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United States
Soviet Union
Russia
U.S
Geneva
Christmas Island
Pacific
Kennedy
Church Against Communism lays out a Christian critique of communism
A 68 page booklet from the National Council of Churches argues nominal Christians must share responsibility for communism’s growth. It frames communism as a religion without God and conscience, urging cautious diplomacy and watchful agreements to serve self interest while exposing its moral emptiness and potential self destruction.
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Committee On World Literacy and Christian Literature
National Council of Churches
Dickens and Sinclaire Lewis as American Reformers
The piece contrasts Dickens with Thackeray and likens the American writer Sinclair Lewis to Dickens as a reformer. It notes Dickens' first U.S. visit in 1842 seeking providence, his critical American Notes on slavery and the press, and his 1867 1868 return to New York where he was treated with politeness, while asserting Dickens lacked moderation.
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Thackeray
Charles Dickens
Dickens
Sinclair Lewis
Lewis
United States
Christopher Lasch
Roosevelt University
New World
Martin Chuzzlewit
America
New York
High Point Enterprise subscription rates listed
Rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions are shown for in state customers. The notice lists 1 year 18.00 6 months 9.00 3 months 4.50 and 1 month 1.65, with weekly 40 year? and 3% tax on North Carolina subscriptions. Published by The High Point Enterprise, Inc. at 305 307 North Main Street, High Point, NC.
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MAIL
N.C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Grady Goldston
Norman Vincent Peale
Bill Petree
Melrose Hosiery
High Point Memorial Hospital
Letters on Army recall and race in The Enterprise
A heartbroken wife denounces recalls of Army Reserve husbands citing financial and family hardship. A second letter from John R. Ferree Jr. argues against racial extremism, urging fair treatment, open dialogue, and civic justice for Black and white communities.
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Enterprise
Rac
Duke Endowment trusteeship honors Amos R. Kearns in High Point
The article lauds Amos R. Kearns for joining the Duke Endowment as a trustee, noting his extensive civic and educational work with Duke University and the Endowment. It also highlights Snow Lumber Company’s modernization, Mrs. Mina Alexander Long’s obituary, and local development ideas including a downtown throughway and tourism push.
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Amos R. Kearns
Duke Endowment
Duke University
J. Elwood Cox
J. B. Duke
Kearns
Duke
Mr. Kearns
Thomas L. Perkins
Mina Alexander Long
High Point
Charles F. Long
Elm Street
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Church Against Communism
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High Point Enterprise
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Vnc Es
Holt McPherson
Eh Kiessweiss
Toe “Jr
Charles B. Loflin
Johnson
John R. Ferree JR
Oakwood St
George
Snow Lumber Company
Snow
Commerce
Hamilton Streets
Hunter Dalton
Hiram Armentrout
Dick Culler
Southern Railroad
Central Business District
Dalton Street
Centennial Avenue
Mr. Culler
Tar Heel
Sanford
North Carolina
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