A Smooth Trader Is Ibn Saud Headed Now For Washington
King Saud of Saudi Arabia arrives in Washington to discuss mutual aid and security with President Eisenhower. He seeks military and economic aid, supports a Baghdad Pact stance, and is linked to large oil interests and slavery concerns.
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Ibn Saud
Washington
Saud Ibn Abdul Aziz al Faisal al Saud
Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Eisenhower
Egypt
Jordan
Iran
Great Britain
Air Force
Dhahran
Russia
Nasser
West
Saud
Great Teacher Miss Anna Mendenhall Retired After 45 Years
Dr Henry Grady Owens at a dinner honoring Miss Anna Mendenhall celebrated her retirement after 45 years of teaching. He noted schools reflect the teacher's personality and instruction power and praised her devotion to classroom church and community. Her death yesterday removes a powerful educational force from the area.
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Henry Grady Owens
Anna Mendenhall
Miss Mendenhall
Young Ō Ya
Blood Drive Set For High Point Two Day Bloodmobile Visit
The High Point Red Cross chapter seeks 450 pints for a two day Bloodmobile stop at the Armory on English Street starting January 31. Blood donations are needed to meet rising obligations and strengthen the regional serum supply as donors in this fiscal year trail usage versus donations.
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High Point
American Red Cross
Charlotte
Armory
English Street
Bloodmobile
Hi Point
State Dept weighs punishment for U S reporters in Red China
Editorial notes three U S journalists defied orders and entered Red China. The State Department said passports would be revoked on return and cases referred to the Treasury under the Trading With the Enemy Act. Worthy and colleagues face potential legal action amid questions of diplomatic protection and possible court rulings.
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U. S. State Department
U. S
China
State Department
Treasury Department
William Worthy Jr
Peiping
Hong Kong
Worthy
Meman
Lincoln White
Red China
Columbia Broadcasting System
Chou En-Lai
California
Edmund Stevens
Philip Harrington
Look Magazine
Louis E. Goodman
San Francisco
United States
Goodman
Communist
North Korea
Chou
Sodaa
High Point Enterprise details and subscription note
The High Point Enterprise, established 1684, lists address at 805 North Main Street Point and notes the offices of president secretary treasurer and manager. It states carrier delivery and annual subscription price, with circulation and mailing information under the 137% act.
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the High Point
Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street Point, Co
Point
What is Aggression in the Modern World
The piece argues aggression extends beyond military invasion to include political pressure, infiltration, and subversion. It cites 1920 Soviet notes and 1932 1939 treaties, noting the UN Charter lacks a modern, practical definition. It warns major powers can overwhelm states like Syria without firing a shot.
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United Nations
Suez
Hungary
Korea
Talleyrand
Count Witte
Li Hung-chang
Russia
United States
Chicherin
Molotov
Litvinov
Middle East
The
Soviet Russia
Syria
Tuition Ripples Through Colleges Costs Rise Across Nation
Rising operating costs push tuition up 50 to 100 percent over a decade. The New York Times survey notes concern that higher prices may price out needy students, but supporters say scholarships and loans can keep access. Private colleges cover about half costs with tuition. endowments, gifts, and faculty subsidies fill the rest. The piece compares High Point College with peers like Davidson, Guilford, Wake Forest, Duke, and Catawba, and cites a record $100 million in higher education aid from corporations and foundations last year. Experts warn more support is needed to avoid eroding educational quality.
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New York Times
Times
Davidson
Guilford
Lenoir Rhyne
Meredith
Pfeiffer
Wake Forest
Catawba
Duke
Eton
Greensboro College
Freshmen lawmakers mingle at Kinston dinner reunion
More than 40 eastern North Carolina legislators from 44 counties gathered in Kinston for a steak dinner hosted by the Kinston chamber of commerce. The event aimed to strengthen contact among new and old members ahead of the 1957 General Assembly.
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Eastern Counties
Kinston
Lars
Ers
Notes On The News By Charles Jeanson
A brief column hints at following a civil riot matter with the aim of reclaiming the country, suggesting persistence and national stakes in the discussion.
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Charles Jeanson
Washington Inaugural Week Highlights Unamused Citizen
George Dixon recalls the humorous chaos of inaugural rehearsals at the Sheraton Park Hotel. He notes how Washington’s “little people” are anything but unimportant, with chairmen and press agents creating a comical parade of prep and publicity.
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Washington
Sheraton Park
Gwendolyn Cafritz
Leroy Prinz
al Capone
Cecil B. DeMille
Roy St. Lewis
State Department
Wiley Buchanan
Edgar Morris
Pring
Chaireman
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Yale
ST Ootta
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Cousin Wayland
Kemp Doughton
Mrs. Cooper
Billy Arthur
Supreme Court
Raleigh
Trousseau
High Court
George Dixon
Cadillac
No. 1
Highway Patrol
Hodges
Glaves
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