Graham Adds Spirit to The Battle For Minds of India
Billy Graham heads for India as Ambassador Cooper returns to report on his service in Adverse circumstances. The piece argues Grahams spiritual approach could counter Cold War pressure from Khrushchev and Bulganin. It notes Nehru’s sensitivity to Communist influence and Dulles Goa remarks straining ties.
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Eisenhower’s Budget Keeps Balance With Higher Revenues
The State of the Union highlights a $65.9 billion budget with a $1.6 billion rise in federal spending. The plan relies on increased revenues from a growing business structure to sustain a balanced budget amid ongoing deficit financing.
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State of the Union
No Deal On Horton Proposal To Delay Property Upgrades
Landlord W. W. Horton seeks a five year conditional agreement with the city building inspector to upgrade his condemned properties to minimum standards. He would seek reimbursement if a future court rules the ordinance unenforceable. The inspector has no authority to make such a deal. Horton should simply bring properties up to standard.
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Horton
The Pen Is Mightier Than the Sword Quote Examined
Alex Washburn argues the common misquotation ignores Bulwer Lytton's full line from Richelieu. He notes true meaning: only under men entirely great can the press serve society without undermining peace and security.
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Baron Lytton
Richelieu
Washington News Notebook Hints at Nixon and Nightly Routines
The column recalls Nixon facing heart health limits with doctors orders to avoid repetition of a heart attack. It notes his strict schedule, early evenings, and a nap after lunch while reporters joke about New Year’s Eve. It mentions other political and social figures and occasional foreign travel by lawmakers.
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Grace Kelly in politics and social season in Florida
The column notes Grace Kelly's celebrity appeal at social events while politics mix with the construction finance debate. It mentions Don and his wife hosting in Chevy Chase, a booming Republican client base, and a Tampa Florida winter circuit with high profile figures including Eisenhower Hoover Eban Al Shaer Hall Symington Summerfield Mitchell Wilson.
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High Point Enterprise Masthead and publishing details
The item lists the High Point Enterprise masthead with staff roles and contact details, including Dr A Rawley secretary treasurer Mrs R B Terry Holt McPherson W Patterson and advertising director Guatuke Lorkin. It notes publication as afternoon and Sunday mornings with yearly rates and instruction about the Associated Press.
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Lorkin
Aviations Biggest Gamble: Jets Transform Commercial Flight
A sweeping look at the jet era bets by airlines and manufacturers. Douglas backs the four jet DC-8 to move 575 to 600 mph with 100+ seats while Boeing leans to the 707 and Lockheed bets on the Electra turbo prop. International orders and industry risk frame the push toward faster, jet powered travel despite regulatory, noise, and fueling challenges.
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Who's Ahead in North Carolina Politics This Year
Lynn Nisbet analyzes the unclear liberal conservative divide in North Carolina politics. The piece traces past gubernatorial and Senate battles, noting shifting loyalties and the difficulty of defining labels while observers and citizens weigh government spending and policy. The author argues average citizens seek practical outcomes over branded ideology.
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United States Senate
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Clyde Hoey
Ralph McDonald
McDonald
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Charlie Johnson
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Umstead
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Hodges
United States
Alonzo Edwards
Edwin Pate
Laurinburg
Pate
Edwards
Reader writes on fire bureau as non statutory agency
A reader voices correction about the Fire Bureau, noting it is not statutory. The writer cites Paul v Virginia and explains fire underwriters may file their own rates or subscribe to Bureau rates, urging the editor to consider the point.
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