Campaign Push on Foreign Aid Pool Faces US Burden
Under Secretary of State C Douglas Dillon in Paris and UN envoy Henry Cabot Lodge press for a world pool to fund aid to underdeveloped nations. They argue advanced countries should share costs, challenging NATO allies and European blocs to accept Eisenhower's plan for an international aid agency.
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C_ Douglas Dillon
Paris
United States
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Einer
Eisenhower
Congress
NATO
France
Mr. Dillon
Europe
Lodge
Cameroons
Africa
Dillon
Uncle Sam
Price of Tranquillity in Senate drug inquiry
Editorial reviews the Senate subcommittee probe into tranquilizer prices and promotion. It notes gifts to doctors, payola shadows, and the claim that marketers push one brand over another. Kefauver warns of aggressive advertising and rising drug costs impacting access.
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Senate
David Oistrekh
Sen. Kefauver
Senate Group
Kefauver
Local High Point Enterprise personnel and offices listed
The High Point Enterprise header shows addressed staff roles and office details at 308 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. Names listed include Rawley Mrs Roe Terry Holt McPherson We Brown Waserson Jr and W. IDQL Jr Carles B Loflin with President secretary treasurer managing editor advertising director business manager and circulation manager positions.
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Myuouce
High Point Enterprise
Unc
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
Rawley
Mrs. Roe
Terry Holt McPherson
WE Brown Wasterson, JR
V W. Idql JR
Carles
B. Loflin
Fanor
Edltor
A License to Steal and the Kickback Debate
The piece debates bribery and kickbacks in American business and taxation. It argues income tax coerces evasion, notes documented graft by managers, and contrasts profit motives with moral judgments. It recalls Al Capone’s leverage of net worth rules and ends with a personal anecdote about a No. One Boy受 charitably resisting or accepting kickbacks.
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American Institute of Management
George Washington Plunkett
Hoffa
General Motors
Succes
al Capone
Copany
China
U.S
Ningpo
Round the Capitol Angels recall Hodges and J J dinner
Lynn Nisbet recalls the 1952 Jefferson Jackson dinner and Luther Hodges as a minor office candidate. Clifton Blue notes time running short for filing for statewide and district offices with filing closing March 18 1960. Pembroke State College expands its board and broadens access reflecting enrollment growth and more white students.
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Clifton Blue
Moore County
Sandhills Citizen
Aberdeen
Jefferson-Jackson
Cliff
Virginia
North Carolina
Luther Hartwell Hodges
Robeson County
Pembroke College
Hodges
London Boy Runs Away and Finds Hobo Night
A 12-year-old London boy nicknamed Goldilocks fled home to be a one night hobo after classmates teased him. The tale contrasts with a field marshal’s famed devotion to duty as he reportedly valued life at a high cost. Churchill’s remarks accompany the anecdote on public figures and memoir earnings.
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Michael Waystaff
London
Goldilocks
Winding Down Vacation as Community Remembers Local Notables
The column mourns the deaths of Mrs. W. G. Wiley of Jamestown and G. Ed Wertz, noting Wiley’s era ending in a beloved home setting and Wertz’s lasting impact after 20 years in residence. It also reflects on the Julian Frank case, cancer research optimism from Dr. Harold S. Diehl, and High Point furniture market trends, with political chatter about James H. Millis’s potential county board seat.
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Florida
W. G. Wiley
Jamestown
Ellen Jensen
Mrs. Wiley
G. Ed Wertz
Greenwood
D.C
Julian Frank
Harold S. Diehl
American Cancer Society
James H. Millis
Board of County Commissioners
Guilford
Jimmy Millis
Adams Millis
High Point
Chamber of Commerce
Millis
Eisenhower Budget as Barometer of a New Era
President Eisenhower’s 79.8 billion dollar budget, prepared for Congress, is examined as a gauge of his wisdom in an age of missiles and space race. Critics argue it trims some needs while others urge larger spending to sustain growth, with Khrushchev’s Soviet trajectory looming. The piece notes rising postwar budgets, debates over defense and education, and the uncertainty of results.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Peachime
Leon Keyserling
Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
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George Sokolsky
Lynn Nisbet
Round the Capitol
State Board of Elections
State Board of Elections Office
Raymond Maxwell
Raymond Mallard
Whiteville
Pembroke State College
James R. Lowry
Fe Llows
Charles Pearson
Winston Churchill
Viscount Montgomery
Winnie
Holt McPherson
Timely
Misa Vera Idol
Leo J. Heer
Furniture Market
James Marlow
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