Price Of Freedom Comes High But Well Worth It
An opinion piece argues defense spending consumes the federal budget and crowds out domestic investments. It contends Eisenhower warns the outlays are wasteful yet necessary, urging a shift of funds to homes, schools, and infrastructure to avoid revealing a grim future. It accuses leaders in the Kremlin of driving a costly gamble for world domination.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eisenhower
Ile
Iron Curtain
Russia
Kremlin
Thomasville Zoning Ordinance Nears Adoption
The Thomasville Zoning Commission finished work on a new comprehensive ordinance to guide orderly growth. Public hearings highlighted cooperation as the panel and city engineer craft rules blocking churches in R-4 except by Zoning Board appeal, a point ministers dispute but may be considered. The council must decide, with adoption ending a 25 year old lax zoning era.
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Thomasville
Zoning Commission
R-4
Ministerial Association
Pri Rial Association
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Asville
Central Telegraph Office
Central Telegraph
Moscow
New York
Lenin
Stalin
Eisenhower Health Insurance Plan and Elderly Coverage
Editorial notes five year old proposal for government reinsurance to encourage private health protection. It reviews elderly coverage amid rising costs, highlights noncancelable and 65 plus plans, and cites Continental Casualty Co's Iowa 1957 program offering up to 10 dollars daily hospital, 31 days, 100 miscellaneous, 200 surgeon fees with noncancelable terms and 1 percent commissions amid cost-saving aims.
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Eisenhower
Congress
American Medical Association
House
Iowa
Continental Casualty Co
Local Notices From High Point Enterprise
Public record snippet lists names Ev ara D. A. Rawley Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary-treasurer LT McPherson Brown as editor and Patterson Jr in advertising with second class mail status noted.
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Evara
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
LT McPherson
Brown
Patterson, JR
Tore
Playhouse 90 essay on corporate ownership and racketeering
The show probes who really owns a corporation, arguing stockholders are often unaware and financiers can control firms. It outlines secrecy via Swiss banking, street names, and outside money, noting prestige spending fuels raiders and public perception, and praises Playhouse 90 for tackling the topic.
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the & Bb
SEC
Congressional
United States
J. P. Morgan
Wall Street
Congress
Moscow science reporting amid censor ship and culture clash
Alton Blakeslee reflects on Soviet and European science coverage during IGY and cancer congresses. He notes censors restrict sessions and translations, describes Moscow media life, and contrasts Western and Soviet openness while praising global science journalism.
Dulles Illness Sparks Global Policy Debate
James Marlow reports Washington notes as Secretary Dulles battles cancer while U S foreign policy faces Berlin and Asia challenges. West Berlin crisis looms with a possible May 27 showdown and U S Philippines ties deteriorate as India’s growing population strains relations.
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West
Berlin
Nikita
Red China
All Asia
United States
America
Philippines
India
Notes on the News and Middle East Tensions
The piece discusses U S policy toward Egypt under Nasser, Iraq’s possible shift toward communism, and Iran’s ongoing fragility in the face of Berlin tensions. It notes Khrushchev’s stance on German reunification and highlights how secretary Dulles, age 71 and battling cancer, bears the burden of strategy.
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Egypt
Iraq
United States
Soviet Union
Us.s.r
Middle East
Iran
Berlin
West
East Germany
Khrushchev
Susie
Britain
France
Dulles
Remarks and quips from a busy news page mix with facts
A collage of short items notes varied topics from U S trade writing for sponges and ashtrays to smog linked lung cancer, margarine laws, and literary excerpts. It includes jokes, editor musings, and a quip about a missing life belt on a sinking boat.
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Quincy
Mass. Patroit-Ledger
U. S. Public Health Service
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kremlin
Boris Pasternak
Doctor Zhi
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Germany
Denmark
Amsterdam
Europe
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Italy
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U.S.S.R
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James Marlow
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Charles Pearson
Neal O'Hara
Morey Amsterdam
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