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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1955

Page

4

Automobiles Need To Sacrifice Power For Greater Safety

The piece reports Rep Tom Turner and Rep Thomas White urging NC highway patrol speed trap reforms tied to Ed Scheidt's safety program. It notes support for safety features like seat belts and padded dashboards, while arguing for safer cars over more powerful designs.

Ed Scheidt Highway Patrol Scheidt North Carolina Discf Cornell University Cornell

Readers respond on Matusow, Lattimore, and communism

A reader cites Matusow admits perjury and calls for Senate subcommittee action. The letter discusses Owen Lattimore, the Institute of Pacific Relations, and anti communist testimony, urging scrutiny of communist influence and referencing Guatemala's Castillo Armas. Also critiques on Heart Fund ad and Cold War fears, with thanks to a Youth Leadership Contest judge.

Oo Matusow Matusow Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Justice Department Owen Lattimore Institute of Pacific Relations Carl Durham Lattimore Sunday Compass of New York Korea Robert Morris Johns Hopkins Senate IPR Pacific Affairs Federick Vanderbilt Field Field Morris Una Currie Guatemala Carlos Castile Armas Castillo Armas

Unlucky Pierre Analogy About Lions and Herd Behavior

A Reader's Digest note from February 1955 describes a lion entering a grazing herd and killing one animal while the others stand by silent and indifferent. The writer calls it an apt analogy for people who fear being next.

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Formosa Crisis Seen as Prolonged Stalemate in Washington

The Formosa dispute likely ends in a continuing stalemate with a remote chance of an undeclared cease fire. The United States seeks allied backing before any decision, fearing a UN resolution giving Formosa to Red China. US policy favors naval and air action only, avoiding a mainland invasion to defend Quemoy and Matsu if needed.

Jesus John Nicodemus Washington Nea Formosa Red Ie United Nations United States Red China U. S Arthur W. Radford U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Far East Far Eastern Asia China Quemoy Matsu Tachen Islands

St Valentine Hearts Fund Drive in High Point

National Heart Month prompts High Point Enterprise coverage of the Heart Fund drive aiming for a 160000 quota. Photos praised by state director Bill Wood, with local dignitaries and a Valentine themed push, plus local quips and a humor column about community life.

Heart Fund Bill W. Wood Chapel Hill Miss High Point Chapel Hill Heart Fund Pretty Ann Hulin North Carolina Sunday Enterprise Spradley Grocery Paramount Furniture Enterprise Building Ami High Point Rev. McMillan

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