Coalition Government Too Serves Reds Purposes
The Kennedy administration faces critique for leaning toward coalition governments with Communists in Congo and Laos mirroring past errors. Adlai Stevenson and Dean Rusk draw warning from Truman and Marshall eras, urging caution to avoid repeating failed coalitions that led to hidden Soviet influence and loss of democratic rule.
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Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Dean Rusk
Truman
Marshall
Acheson
Eisenhower
Dulles
Rusk
Stevenson
Congo
Laos
China
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Korea
John R. Hodge
England
Macmillan
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Hungary
Zoltan Tildy
Tildy
Russia
Imre Nagy
United Nations
Lumumba
Souvanna Phouma
Republican program for North Carolina shows growth and challenges
Lynn Nisbet reviews the GOP gains in North Carolina, noting 1960 presidential and Gavin governor vote shares, near wins in Ninth and Twelfth Districts, a full state ticket, and rising party organization. It cites registration, patronage, and ideological contrasts with the Democratic Party, urging reform and two party balance.
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Wm. E. Cobb
Republican Party of
North Carolina
Robert L. Gavin
Congress
General Assembly
Rising hospital costs threaten voluntary Blue Cross plans
Editorial argues soaring hospital costs driven by costly procedures and plan rebates threaten Blue Cross Blue Shield and similar programs. It notes state investigations, rate hikes in New York Maryland New Jersey and rising admin costs while urging cost control to avoid a shift to government plans.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Kennedy
New York State
Associated Hospital Service
Maryland
Hospital Council
Maryland Hospital Service
New Jersey
State Department of Banking
American Medical Association
Chicago
American Hospital Association
New York
Baltimore Sun
US Public Health Service
Letters defend Flora Macdonald College against Red Springs critics
The writer rebuts claims Flora Macdonald College should move away and counters rumors about safety and neglect. He cites long local support dating to 1895 1897 and 1919 highlighting land gifts funds and community backing while noting regular safety inspections and improvements.
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Red Springs
Flora Macdonald
Project Education in North Carolina Needs Action
A column covers ongoing delays and revised targets for a 15 story furniture exhibition building, with leases lining up to fill much of the space, plus notes on hard-hit business due to weather. It also reports the untimely death of Brown F. Finch, the Sandhills Veterans Club nursing sponsorship, a new state committee for motorist safety, Flora Macdonald College and public remarks by Mrs. George Bullock urging volunteer civic effort and Education.
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Ford Foundation
Synod
Red Springs
Flora Macdonald
Jack Burris
Florida
Donald W. Conrad
Jack Burris, Jr
Arthur Corpening
New Furniture Plaza
Sandhills Veterans Club
Moore County
Sandhills
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bob Ewing
Trimble Company
Bruce Warlick
Southern Pines
Frances Burgess
Textile Insurance
James G. Cage
North Carolina
Committee For
South
Charles Wardell Sr
North America
Europe
George Bullock Red Springs
America
Japan
Peru
Far East
United Fund
Sanford
Terry
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Reds
Lynn Nisbet
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republian
Democratic
Enterprise
Flora Macdonald College
Big Re
Jackie Kennedy
Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
Brown F. Finch
Richmond
Ashland
Thomasville Chair Company
General Electric
Philadelphia
James C. Ganey
the Enterprise
John Kennedy
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Om Street
D. A. Rawley
Pvatbobecsee
R. B. Terry
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
Susinews
Charles G. Loflin
N. C
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