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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1956
Page
4
Doctors report Ike can carry on in the presidency for five to ten years and weigh whether to seek reelection. He may serve as a semi retired director if he does not run, but he says he must decide alone and will not shirk duties. He recognizes the immense presidential responsibilities and hopes to be physically fit for the job.
A nationwide AMA survey finds doctors and the public share views on care quality but differ on fee criticism and reporting of medical advances. Public favors advance illness cost estimates and broader insurance. doctors see see-splitting reports as overstated and disagree on vaccine views.
A plainspoken Capitol review predicts Congress will push a flurry of major bills, from Farm Policy to foreign aid and health, housing, highways and budget, before July 4. Lawmakers risk hasty, poorly prepared acts that will shape voter judgments and campaign fodder in a sharply contested session.
A note on a mystic law of nature suggests that people attain happiness freedom and peace of mind by giving them to others. The idea emphasizes altruism as the path to personal well being and social harmony.
The Charlotte Observer notes the yearly ranking favors money and access, citing Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Mrs. Henry Ford II and others as exemplars. It contrasts real-life working women who save and shop smart with glossy lists that reward wealth and yacht-like budgets.
The High Point Enterprise publishes its local staff roster including President D A Rawley and Secretary Treasurer R B Terry with editors and managers named. The notice presents positions such as advertising director and circulating manager among the paper’s leadership.
The notice states the paper is published every afternoon and Sunday by Morning By Mall with annual and carrier rates. It notes the Associated Press license for local news and AP dispatches. It lists post office entry as second class and outlines independent contractor distribution and subscription arrangements.
Washington reports Park Police Chief Harold R. Stewart ordered firm handling of any alien craft or downed crew in national capital parks. Officers must contain scenes, guard sites, and report fully before duty end, with authorized contact and restricted removal of items.
A quirky collection of whimsical vignettes features Estes and Lentee near a patrol box as a flying saucer lands behind the seal pond and two foot tall aliens toss fish at seals. A gendarme and a desk sergeant address a bridle path bombing rumor while a Hick enlooper family picnics by Pierce's Mill as green dwarfs and playful creatures disrupt the scene. A park poleensa warns of missiles and a guard reports odd activity near a no picnic zone.
President Eisenhower signed a law raising disaster loan authority to 125 million dollars for the Small Business Administration to aid California Oregon floods. The SBA also introduces a Limited Loan Participation Plan offering up to 20 000 five year loans at six percent with a 25 percent bank share. In two and a half years SBA made 2270 loans totaling 114 million dollars with private banks providing 20 million.
Regional promotional associations in North Carolina expand across the state with NWNCDA in the northwest, Eastern AlBeMarle and Southeastern coast groups, and the growing Greater Wilmington Chamber of Commerce. Objectives focus on agriculture, development, industry, and recreation as Governor Hodges backs expansion. North Carolina publicity grows via national media features and a new statewide portraits initiative. Dr. Harris Parks in New York discusses US Soviet education gaps as higher education leadership shifts. Phil Hedrick to Japan for tobacco exhibit duties in Osaka with federal and industry support.
Quotation cites Loyola University official Rev. Ralph A Gallagher arguing some teenagers would benefit from work instead of staying in general high schools without plans. Also mentions Air Force Secretary Donald Quarles visiting Far East Air Force installations.
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