Theory That American Dollars Might Help to Save France
An analysis argues that French democracy under the Fourth Republic is undermined by a permanent bureaucracy and proportional representation. It compares political shifts in the U S S R Britain and France, warns against Poujade, and says withhold American dollars to deter demagoguery and force stability.
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France
National Assembly
Sieurs Mendes-France
Faure
Poujade
Georges Boulanger
Germany
Boulanger
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Roosevelt
Stalin
Mendes-France
Russia
Eisenhower Declared In Excellent Condition By Doctors
The article reports President Eisenhower is declared in excellent condition by his three physicians after a recent heart attack. It notes a U S News and World Report survey of heart specialists and questions about Ike seeking a second term.
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Eisenhower
U. S. News and World Report
Ike
Tar Heels On Move Survey Highlights North Carolina Road Buildout
A survey by the State Highway and Public Works Commission shows North Carolina leads in hard surfaced secondary roads by area and population, with more than 15 000 miles paved in five years and $350 million invested. The report notes high rural population and crop values, rapid growth in vehicle miles, and rising highway safety figures reflecting the impact of roads on life quality.
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North Carolina
State Highway and Public Works Commission
Carolina
Arthur Kirkman
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Research Project
Tar Heel
University of North Carolina Medical School
Tar Heels
Charlotte
Atlanta
Miami
Raleigh-Durham
Greensboro High Point
Red Herring in Soviet Peace Talk Clouds Military Budget Reality
The piece argues Soviet budget cuts are misleading as ruble value rises and ground forces shrink while air power and atomic research grow. It warns U S lawmakers should continue arms programs despite Moscow's alleged good will and labels the reduction as a red herring.
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Reds
Russia
U. S
United States
Common Sense
Insurance Commissioner weighs windstorm premium decisions
Commissioner Charles F. Gold, acting as judge, hears Wednesday requests from insurers seeking over five million dollars in additional premiums for extended coverage. The North Carolina Fire Insurance Bureau seeks a 100 percent rate increase, but approval is unlikely given the need to balance public protection with insurer solvency and fair rates. The outcome hinges on fair but realistic pricing that safeguards property owners while preserving insurer capacity to pay losses.
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Charles F. Gold
Commissioner Gold
North Carolina Fire Insurance Bureau
Hazel
Connie
Diane
Ione
Purple progress and color changes in cars
The Wall Street Journal notes advances in auto design including four door hard top convertibles and duPonts color shift finish that changes from deep purple to pastel green as cars pass. The piece humorously laments lost simplicity of earlier sedans while acknowledging ongoing push toward more tones and even infinite hues.
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du Pont
Virginia election shows strong support for private school aid
The Virginia vote approving a constitutional convention to fund private schools surprised many by a two to one margin. Observers in North Carolina weigh potential effects on public opinion and the timing of a possible special legislative session amid a drawn out campaign.
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Virginia
Capitol Square
North Carolina
Virginia Assembly
Virginia influence on North Carolina primary spillover feared
Around Capitol Square analysts question whether Virginia voting will shape North Carolina candidates in the upcoming primary. Many believe continued segregation support could embolden extremists and boost their preferred candidates, potentially affecting governor and statewide contests more than local races. State officials and party leaders weigh potential impacts.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Notes on the News on race issue in primaries
The piece discusses fears the race issue could surface in primaries, notes Virginia predictions of close margins and North Carolina sentiment, and urges broad knowledge and vigilance to curb prejudice ahead of a Lindy puter primary or constitutional changes vote.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Community Notes and Markets Highlight 1955 Bank Rise
The High Point area shows a 43 percent gain in bank debits in 1955 led by a Richmond Fed district surge. Greensboro and Winston-Salem post double digit increases. North Carolina tops nine city reports with a 14 percent rise. December clearings reach a record 60.5 million. Speakers discuss Kirkman for lieutenant governor, Red Cross talks, and local civic center plans amid furniture market optimism and hosiery industry pressures.
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High Point
Richmond
North Carolina
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
O. Arthur Kirkman
Leutenant
Piedmont
Bill Armfield
Boston
Leahy Clinic
Forrest Cates
W. W. Jefferson
Atlanta
The
Red Cross
Ralph Rochelle
National Red Cross Nominating Committee
County Commission
Lloyd Amos
Harry Weatherly
Ed Mendenhall
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Beria
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A. Rawley
Weereeee
Lynn Nisbet
By Charrles Pearson
Dudley
Chicago
Grand Rapids
New York
New York Association of Hosiery
Charles E. Younts
Corinthian Masonic
Braxton C. Younts, Jr
Numa F. Reid
Joseph Fort Newton
Gurney Briggs
John
Edward Bok
Merion
Newton
Gurney
Dr. Newton
Charles Proper
Proper
Brevard College
Sam Tucker
Walter Lambeth
Guatemala
American Business Club
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