Courtesy as path to peace cited over discourtesy
AP analyst James Marlow argues courtesy better advances peace than discourtesy as President Eisenhower urges hospitality toward King Saud. The piece contrasts Saud’s autocratic rule and oil wealth with Western aims for understanding, peace, and a united stance against extremism.
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Associated Press News
James Marlow
Ibn Saud
Eisenhower
Washington
New York
Middle East
Saud
Eisenhower And The Press By Douglas Larsen
Ike starts second term with technically perfect press relations yet clashes with departments over information bans. Hagerty open with reporters while some agencies push censorship. Ike seeks transparency via TV, Montgom ery film, and Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn ads. his relationships with publishers differ from full access given Truman and Roosevelt.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Ike
Jim Hagerty
State Department
U. S
China
Hagerty
Robert Montgomery
New York
Batten, Barton,Durstine and Osborn
Republican National Committee
Bbd&o
Ben Duffey
Madison Avenue
Robert Donovan
Sherman Adams
Legislative Action Hampers North Carolina Teachers
The article describes costly delays in renewing teacher contracts as the General Assembly delays school appropriations. Annual renewals threaten many teachers with job loss, complicating hiring, salaries, and working conditions. Officials urge prompt legislative action to retain experienced teachers amid a growing statewide need.
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General Assembly
Bng
County Boards of Education
Mixed 1957 housing outlook amid veterans loan concerns
Editorial notes a mixed housing outlook for 1957 with projected starts from 900,000 to 1.1 million. Veterans' loan rates and FHA changes draw congressional attention as experts warn middle income families face higher prices and tighter credit in a market influenced by policy shifts and mortgage limits.
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Albert Cole
U. S. Department of Commerce
Roy Wenzlick
Northeastern Retail Lumbermen's Association
Congress
Eisenhower
Veterans Administration
Malph I. Stone
V. A. Benefits
House Veterans’ Committee
Stone
Federal Housing Administration
National Service Life Insurance Fund
Johnson
House
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
Veterans’ Committee
Wright Patman
Senate Housing Subcommittee
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Geelens
High Point Rise
Su Stout
Sae
Vous Tosh Sant Ontnonel
Necrtising
Ward-Grit
Legislative News: 1957 Assembly to Bring Record Press Coverage
The 1957 General Assembly session will bring more lobbyists and reporters than ever, with expanded wire photo services and Raleigh television coverage. Nine newspapers towns and bureaus will assign full time reporters, and the Afternoon Dailies will extend the Around Capitol Square service with extra staff for local matters. Despite more reporters, spaces will shrink and access to rooms may be limited.
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General Assembly
North Carolina
Raleigh
Associated Press
United Press
Capitol
Asheville
Durham
Salem
Raleigh News and Observer
Raleigh Times
Association of Afternoon Dailies
Capitol Square
SensorOess Sento Sae Oties
Baee Eeees
Health and Safety Fair at the YMCA Highlights Community Education
The Health and Safety Fair at the YMCA rundown to National YMCA week observance showcases booths by Guilford County Health Department American Red Cross and others. Exhibits cover Home Nursing Venereal Disease Control Sanitation X Ray polio vaccination and water safety plus demonstrations by Fire Department Driver Education and Rescue Squad. Door prizes and free literature entice public school groups and residents to visit Friday.
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YMCA
Guilford County Health Department
Society For the Restoration of Light
American Cancer Society
The
Heart Association
Polio Foundation
North Carolina Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Dairy Council
Guilford County
American Red Cross
Department of Public Utilities
Dented Parc
North Carolina State Highway Patrol
High Point Rescue
Medical Society of North Carolina
Raleigh
North Carolina Wildlife Commission
High Point
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Andy
Colorado
Stevenson
Europe
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Tke
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