Princess Margaret Embraces Democracy of Trade in Maternity Wear
Princess Margaret eschews royal dressmakers to buy maternity clothes from a small London shop near a hamburger house. Delivered dresses arrived under plain wraps at Kensington Palace, a move seen as a democratizing act that celebrates value and accessibility. The piece argues royal patronage should reflect broader market realities and support small retailers.
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Margaret
London
Kensington Palace
Meg
Royal Couturiers
Regent Street
Princess Margaret
Changes of phase and a tribute to De Forest
A veteran farmer in Chemung county adjusts to loss and life shifts while noting a Cadillac purchase funded by nonproduction. The piece reflects on resilience, work, and the broader shifts in American industry sparked by Lee De Forest’s 55 year legacy in radio, television, and electronics.
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Lee de Forest
Hollywood
de Forest
America
DeForest
Editorial on Berlin leak probes and press freedom clash
The piece discusses the Kennedy administration’s Berlin secret leak and the tension between security and free information. It recalls Salinger statements, Newsweek’s role, a White House pledge to free access, and past leaks, including the Times and the Coolidge committee, underscoring the difficulty of tracing leaks and potential punishments.
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Berlin
Pierre Salinger
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Pentagon
Salinzer
Newsweek
Washington
Benjamin Bradlee
Kennedy
United States
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Press Association
FBI
Washington Press Corps
New York Times
Charles F. Wilson
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Coolidge
Times
High Point Enterprise Rate Card Readout
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Ma Dally
Sanday
ING
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
Khrushchev Risks Berlin Clash to Boost Kremlin Power
Global View argues Khrushchev engineers a Berlin crisis to shape the Moscow Congress, while purges in Central Asia, anti Nasser Tito attacks, and neutralist blocs threaten his prestige and hold on world communism. Kennedy’s readiness to use force is seen as a check against Soviet moves.
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Leqn Dexnen
NEW York
NEA
United States
Kennedy
West Berlin
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Stalin
Nikita Sergeyevich
Central Asia
Tadzhik
Nehru
India
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Vienna
Tito
Albania
China
Mao Tse-tung
Tar Heel Travelers honor Cherokee members at Travel Show
North Carolinians including Cherokee Indians received certificates from the pioneer Tar Heel Travelers chapter for participation in the Ohio Valley Travel Show last March. The Travel Council of North Carolina honored Annie Driver Lula Welch Hayes Lossiah and John Walkingstick of Oconaluftee Indian Village and the group will push See North Carolina at the Charlotte travel show next spring.
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Pioneer
Tar Heel
North Carolina
Travel Council of
Annie Driver
Lula Welch
Hayes Lossiah
John Ed Walkingstick
Oconaluftee
Cherokee
Travel Council
Charlotte
Public Bridges Turn Into Private Play Areas Debate
Notes On The News describes conflicts over using public facilities for private pleasure. Fishermen seek bridges as private piers while water ski enthusiasts want a private ski rink on the intracoastal waterway near Wrightsville. Government agencies and a state law share focus, arguing the bridge, built with federal and state funds, serves commerce and public access.
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Wrightsville
Don’t Be A Liberal reflects on true liberalism
The piece cites Gifford Pinchot's critique and Charleston News and Courier editorials to argue that liberalism should honor individual rights and fair play. It warns against modern opportunists who use others money and emphasizes liberalism as a synthesis of liberty and responsibility. It contrasts paternalism, socialism, and communism with Americanism and urges self-reliance.
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Gifford Pinchot
Charleston News and Courier
Quotations on Education and Freedom Riders Debate
A compilation of voices on education discipline in schools, federal spending, media violence, and the role of faith in learning. Notable statements from Dr Sterling McMurrin, Sen Kenneth Keating, J Edgar Hoover, Dr Charles Brumfiel, and Roy Wilkins address educators, government action, television culture, and mob violence in America.
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Sterling McMurrin
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Charles F. Brumfiel
University of Michigan
Alabama
America
Roy Wilkins
National Assa
For Advancement of Colored People
Freedom Riders
Mabama
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