Foreign Policy Debated As Election Issue In US
Adlai Stevenson attacks John Foster Dulles over brink of war diplomacy while Dulles defends the art of diplomacy that avoids actual fighting. The exchange frames foreign policy as a central election year concern with the risk of partisan misuses amid global tensions. Citizens are urged to stay informed on how policy could avert or trigger broad conflict.
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Adlai Stevenson
John Foster Dulles
Korea
Indonesia
Formosa Strait
Dulles
United States
Bright Frontiers in Mental Health Spark Hope for Ills
A New York state program marks progress in treating the mentally ill with tranquilizers, yielding calmer patients and drawing young professionals to the field. The piece argues for expanding basic medical research, noting its role in breakthroughs like vaccines and schizophrenia therapies, and warns against self-destruction through conflict.
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New York
Eisenhower weighs re election bid as age and health loom
Washington signals tentative decision on 1956 candidacy while Ike faces questions about age 70 and strength. Photographs and polls shake confidence in a second term though inclusion on New Hampshire ballot keeps options open. Democrats speculate he may decline to run though no final choice exists. Time narrows the uncertainty as to his fate.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ike
Key West
White House
New Hampshire
Old Timers Reminisce on Colder Florida Weather
In a Florida town an elder laments that winter chills no longer match past years. He notes the cold feels milder and distant, inviting locals to recall tougher frosts and compare seasonal memories with today’s milder climate.
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Florida
Local newspaper masthead and notices
Publisher details list pricing for mall and carrier delivery, Associated Press rights, and postal classification notes. Contains garbled lines about editorial staff and advertising representation.
Existence of Israel as Western Enclave In Arabic World
A historical overview outlines the kinship of Arabs and Jews, the Crescent of Fertility around the Arabian Desert, and how modern powers from the Ottomans to the Soviet Union shaped the Arab world. It notes Israel as a Western enclave within the Arabic sphere, posing a serious regional problem.
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Israel
Noah
Abraham
Shem
Palestine
Egypt
Kansa
China
Suleiman the Magnificent
Mediterranean
Black Sea
North Africa
Morocco
Great Britain
Germany
The
Arab League
Pakistan
Russia
Indian Ocean
Turkey
Iran
Iraq
Soviet Republics
Soviet Russia
Billy Graham to India and Far East on mission tour
Letter from Mrs M M McKenzie and a reader’s note recount a trip by Billy Graham to India Hong Kong Manila Taipei and South Korea to spread Christianity and foster US goodwill. The writer urges coverage of wire service reports and cites housing conditions affecting Black residents in High Point.
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Enterprise
India
Far East
United States
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Saint Thomas
Hong Kong
Manila
Taipei
Ja Korea
Fis
Europe
America
Gana
Gove
Billy Graham
Economists Track Growing Family Debt With Caution
Federal Reserve data show consumer credit at about 35 billion dollars with 52.5 million spending units. The average indebted unit owes around 1330 dollars, mainly in auto and home-related debts, while mortgage debt totals near 80 billion for owner-occupied housing, signaling inflation risk if easy credit continues.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
U. S
Federal Reserve
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina Primary Filing Dates and Candidates
Lynn Nisbet outlines campaign timelines for state and district offices. Prospective, speculative, and announced candidates must file with the State Board of Elections by noon on March 16, with runoffs possible on June 23. Incumbents in legislative, executive, and judicial posts enjoy advantages, while several potential governors remain uncertain.
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General Assembly
North Na
Board of Elections
United States Senate
Sam Ervin
J. P. Huskins
Alonzo Edwards
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
Council of State
Superior Court
Congress
Hodges
State Board of Elections
Short Legged Cows Brag Bra Maker Draws SBA Interest
Washington reports the Small Business Administration scouting ideas for American startups. British farmer Frank Newman Turner in Shaftesbury England devised a cow bra to lift short legged cattle, seeking mass production partners. The piece also notes political jests and clubbie anecdotes from the press world about cooking and drinking titles.
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Washington
Small Business Administration
SBA
Frank Newman Turner
Shaftesbury
England
West Country
Turner
Madison Avenue
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Stevenson
Viet Nam
Bright New Frontier
High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley Mrs
RE. B. Terry
Eve
Mall
Carrier
Associated Press
Asociated Press
Wee
High Point
Sie
Weno
National Advertising
Ward-Griffith Company
Kahtan
Ishmael
W. W. Horton
M. M. McKenzie
Leonard
Charles Pearson
Peter Edson
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
George Dixon
Ezra Taft Benson
Women's National Press Club
Men’s National Press Club
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