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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1956
Page
4
The editorial urges timely completion of the Griffin School adding needed classrooms and questions county involvement in design decisions. It argues for cooperation between the county and local school boards to avoid delaying the project and harming future relations while stressing the value of quality construction within the fall deadline.
A nationwide AMA sponsored survey finds Americans favor family doctors citing sympathy patience and understanding over cures and wonder drugs. Most have a personal physician with high regard for intelligence dedication and time given, while criticism centers on cost and accessibility.
Adlai Stevenson told a Los Angeles audience that progress on desegregation depends on the spirit of men, not troops or bayonets. He warned that using federal troops would be a civil war revival and called for gradual change and unity across America.
The health of President Eisenhower remains a national concern and political issue as he contemplates another run. Doctors provide a steady stream of updates from Sept. 24 to Jan. 11, noting a slow but improving recovery and an unanswered question about future candidacy.
Brief note states mail through carrier payments and annual price as second class matter at the Post Office under Act of March 2, 1819. Mentions rate 15 dollars by carrier and 18 dollars per year. Names not provided.
The column portrays Alfred Kohlberg as a forthright advocate who funds anti Communism and defends China policy. It notes his role in founding the American Jewish League Against Communism with similar figures and discusses his coronary episode as a symbol of resolve. The piece links Kohlberg to broader fears of Soviet influence and Jewish communal activism.
The columnist reflects on political and intellectual battles, praising Alfred Kohlberg for exposing alleged falsehoods about China and Nationalist China. He recalls personal health struggles from hospi tal days, and notes Kohlberg’s steadfast civic dedication despite adversity.
L Y Ballentine with the North Carolina Department of Agriculture notes the Stabilization Corporation sold 108 million pounds of tobacco in a month easing pressure for further acreage cuts. A Nashville meeting will discuss a 20 percent cut, but Ballentine and tobacco expert Phil Hedrick doubt it will pass. Ballentine criticizes small farms’ portrayal and emphasizes their value to state prosperity. candidates for the General Assembly multiply with various county bids and district reshuffles shaping race dynamics.
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