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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1958

Page

4

Eisenhower Signals Readiness for Summit Talks on Peace

President Eisenhower indicates willingness to meet Premier Bulganin in an East West summit if a carefully prepared agenda promises world peace. He warns that forcing a surrender to Soviet influence risks subjugation of nations and repetition of past disasters.

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Truman Says He Should Be In Charge Of U S Policy

In a lobby interview Truman criticizes current inter-service rivalries and Kennan’s Europe troop withdrawal idea. He says Ike was a great commander but implies Kennan and Dulles need someone to tell them what to do. He hints the country would be better with him calling the signals.

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Editorial Research Why A Minister's Conference

Analysis outlines NATO and U S positions on Soviet peace appeals and proposed summits. Dulles warns that talks need groundwork and recalls Geneva 1955 failures. Bulganin presses for a non aggression pact and Western leaders weigh U N backed disarmament.

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Gentleman Jim Gavin Defies Convention by Ambition to Speak Freely

Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin known as Gentlemen Jim is described as a lively, public figure who defies military norms. The piece notes his planned departure from the Army to write and speak, citing his Senate testimony criticizing the Joint Chiefs system and his pivotal role in advancing US nuclear and missile programs.

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Sloganitis and the NC drive for official labels

The piece critiques North Carolina slogan fever from Variety Vacationland to accessible isolation and debates on official Made in North Carolina labels. It notes industry worries over datelines, a proposed Everything is on the Move in North Carolina tagline, and social hours where liquor donations blur hosts and sponsors.

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Notes on The News by Charles Pearson

A contemplation of drink at public events and party gatherings. The piece questions rules on alcoholic beverages at Democratic events and the implications for donors and hosts, weighing consistency, legality, and traditional practices.

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Weathers remembered as publisher and benefactor in High Point area

Funeral era tribute recalls Lee B. Weathers, publisher of The Star since 1911, and his impact on the county economy through a fiberglass plant and community leadership. The piece highlights his four senate terms, support for education, housing, and local workers, and notes hopes for local TV and airport development amid regional growth and plans for 1958 construction.

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