Local Option Seen as Key to School Desegregation Debate
The Enterprise argues the new state plan to avoid closing schools while complying with Supreme Court desegregation aims hinges on local option. It urges communities to act in good faith to preserve public schools and allow tailored solutions, warning mishandling could worsen division and harm education statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodges
Advisory Education Committee
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Washington Notes Souvenirs and Beach VIPs Abroad
Washington social notes humor a Russia trip by Gen. Nathan Twining and officers, with wooden dolls as keepsakes. Noh Keun Suk surfaces as Rehoboth beach favorite diplomat while embassy staff vacationing at Chesapeake Bay, and Navy fashion debates zippers versus buttons for sailors.
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Washington
Air Force
Russia
Nathan Twining
Twining
William Blanchard
Jack
Henlopen
Embassy Row
Soutendijk
America
Department of the Navy
Navy
Pentagon
Charles Thomas
Safety In The Skies Aviation Crisis Prompts Talks
Principal gain by this arrangement is We are hopeful. The piece notes a fatal Grand Canyon collision and a MATS crash as evidence of growing air traffic control and safety problems. It argues for urgent hearings and large public funding to modernize aviation control as jet travel outpaces old safeguards.
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Military Air Transport Service
Grand Canyon
Dra
Matic
Manhattan
Educational Exchange and U S Role in Global Growth
President Eisenhower urged universities to aid foreign nations with modern science facilities echoing a long tradition. Since World War II, Fulbright, Smith-Mundt, and Point Four programs expanded student and teacher exchanges, with government and non governmental support shaping a worldwide educational network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Baylor University
U. S
Robert College
Constantinople
American University
Beirut
Near East
Philippines
United States
University of Indiana
Thailand
University of Oregon
Nepal
Washington State College
Texas A. & M
Technical Cooperation Administration
State Department
International Educational Exchange Service
High Point Enterprise masthead fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows the High Point Enterprise title page with staff roles listed such as Advertising Director, Business Manager, and Circulation Manager but lacks readable article content or dates. The readable bits indicate a Sunday morning publication schedule and names partially obscured.
Immorality of Neutralism in Early American Policy
George Sokols ky argues against the view that the United States was historically neutral for 100 to 150 years. He cites the Monroe Doctrine of 1823 and various episodes with Britain, France, and Russia showing alignment with other powers. He notes Open Door, Roosevelt, and Wilson actions as not truly neutral and questions the morality of neutrality in global politics.
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George Washington
United States
Great Britain
France
Citizen Genet
Louisiana Purchase
John Hay
China
Manchuria
Germany
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Theodore Roosevelt
Japan
Russia
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Soviet Russia
United Natios
Neu
Notes on the News by Charles Pearson
Charles Pearson argues that the United Nations Charter bans interposition in a nation’s affairs and that veto power undermines UN action. He cites Dulles on treaties with 42 countries eroding neutrality and questions seating Red China after its Korean War intervention and hostage strategy. He warns a UN guided only by pragmatism risks war and disintegration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Russia
Red China
Dulles
United Nations
United States
America
Europe
Asia
China
High Point furniture market faces regional shifts and debate
The Southern Furniture and Rug Market debate exposes guarded talks on Atlanta plans for a furniture market amid High Point’s dominance. Exhibitors fear controversy and loss of goodwill with Exposition managers as Dallas and San Francisco develop regional markets. Gov. Harriman signals Southern politics in Asheboro.
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Atlanta
A. W. Stamey
Deep South
General Sherman
Georgia
High Point
Dallas
San Francisco
Miami
Tte
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D. 8
Korea
Ward
Noh Keun Suk
Rehoboth
Del
Filer
University of Delaware
Reds
Dean
Uncle Sam
Chesapeake Bay
Capitol
Senate
Raymond Holland
L. R. W. Soutendijk
Netherlands
Helen B. Shaffer
Congress
Soviet Union
High Point Enterprise
Publishea
BS Awe 5
Adeeneess
Eeaseee Premeent
R. B
Terry Ayes
Mpenetarp Trenaerer
Sweenose
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Eeeerere
Dol
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Eeeees
Lorlin
Sls
Wen Ty Ace
Eee
Mova Ie
George Sokolsky
Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
Averell Harriman
New York
Asheboro
Ohio
Bender
Wesley Memorial Church
Snow Lumber Company
Blair Park
North Carolina Press Association
Asheville
Hugh Morton
Grandfather Mountain
Watauge County
Mount Mitchell
Billy Graham
Press Association
Mickey Mantle
Billy
Leslie Thompson
Whiteville
Graham
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