Khrushchev Talks Of Peace But Does Nothing For Disarmament
Khrushchev defends his purge of Russian leaders amid claims of hampered disarmament steps. He cites imperialist critics like John Foster Dulles while insisting the Soviet Union did not torpedo talks, though actions show otherwise.
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Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Molotov
Central Committee
John Foster Dulles
Ussr
Khrushy
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Zorin
London
Figures of Distinction and Distinction in Speech
North Carolinians drink 4.4 gallons of malt beverages per capita, the lowest in the nation, per the 1957 Brewers Almanac. Wisconsin leads with 25.5 gallons. national average is 15.7. The piece also critiques Khrushchev and Soviet aims, contrasting peaceful rhetoric with disarmament talks and the London conference.
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U.S. Brewers Foundation
Wisconsin
North
World Geophysical Year Seeks Global Earth Study
The Geophysical Year aims to span 18 months with about 60 nations coordinating measurements of the earth, its crust, oceans, atmosphere, and cosmic rays. Scientists anticipate unified findings and wonder how practical affairs might improve if such cooperation spread.
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International Geoge
Earth
Southern Federal Judges and Civil Rights Enforcement Debate
Editorial notes HR 6127 limits on federal injunctions and contempt penalties. It highlights Knoxville case against John Kasper and 15 co defendants for defying a school integration injunction. The piece surveys judges backgrounds in ten states to gauge impartiality in civil rights enforcement.
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House
Senate
Knoxville
Tenn
John Kasper
Clinton, Tenn
South
Mntumec
Kasper
Judge Taylor
Washington County
Senate of
Confederacy
Alf
Tennessee
Robert
U. S
Taylor
Mormons Propose Self Reliance Through Labor Missionaries
The author lauds Mormon labor missionaries who teach self sufficiency by building schools and homes in Pacific islands and New Zealand. He argues aid should raise living standards, praises hands on work, and notes Mongolia like managerial skills are needed as empires fracture.
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Pacific Islands
New Zealand
Pupil Assignment and College Consolidation Debate
The article surveys North Carolina school and college consolidation debates involving Flora McDonald College in Red Springs Peace College in Raleigh and Wake Forest relocation to Winston-Salem. It contrasts big university plans with local access and cost concerns and notes court challenges to pupil assignment rules in Edgecombe and Hyde counties.
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Flora McDonald College
Red Springs
Presbyterian “University
Laurinburg
Peace College
Raleigh
North Carolina Synod
Pbolic
Flora McDonald
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem
Notes on The News and School Assignments
Charles Pearson discusses court rulings and protests over school assignments in North Carolina counties Nash Edgecombe Hyde and Swan Quarter Engelhard. He notes 1955 act challenges to board authority amid consolidation debates and the irony of nonracial cases testing integration era policies.
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Edgecombe
Hyde
North Carolina
State Board of Education
Old Fort
McDowell County
Whitakers School
Nash County
Edgecombe County
Tenderness versus creed in civil rights trial rhetoric
Holt McPherson cites Senator Scott echoing Eisenhower on segregation. He recalls Ike’s 1948 testimony before the Senate Armed Forces Committee and urges reasonableness as the bridge to lasting racial understanding. He condemns political tactics that threaten constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Eisenhower
Senate
Ike
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Parking tensions and new Exposition space noted
The letter criticizes overzealous parking enforcement at the Exposition market while praising ample nearby spaces. It urges fair handling of offenses and notes improved hospitality. The piece also reports on Neg Cochran carrying on Out Our Way and plans to reprint Williams drawings, honoring his 35 years of work and a posthumous Best of collection.
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W. G. Fulton
NEA Service
Negley
Neg” Cochran
Williams
William
George Dixon Seeks American Travel Over Foreign Trips
The writer notes fatigue with international travel and nylon fashion, preferring a U S vacation within the continental United States. He laments language, currency quirks, and airport uniformity while joking about staying in the District of Columbia to better gauge saloon hours.
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United States
China
Washington
Congress
Piccadilly Circus
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Jersey City
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Mall
Carrier
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