Communists See Korea Split as Motive for Mutual Aid Pacts
The article argues Kim Il Sung signed treaties with Moscow and Peiping to signal support for Khrushchev in the China Russia split and suggests the pacts aim to deter South Korea and prepare for a possible takeover. It notes U S forces in South Korea block such moves, discusses propaganda battles, and links Korea war lessons to new army reorganization toward tank heavy task forces.
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Kim Il Sung
North Korea
Moscow
Soviet Russia
Red China
Kim
Khrushchev
China
Russia
Peiping
Chou En Lai
South Korea
United States
Syngman Rhee
38Th Parallel
United Nations
North
Free World
Pravda
New U S Army plan aims for fast infantry-tank breakthrough
The concept envisions an infantry division task force combining tanks with self propelled artillery and mechanized infantry in fast armored carrier operations. A tailored supply unit would prevent stalling, while air mobility via helicopters allows air moves to hit enemy flanks or rear.
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Europe
Patton
Libel verdict shadows Madison election remarks
An appeal looms over a $40,000 libel award to Madison County official Zeno Ponder from Republican Chairman William E. Cobb Jr. The case centers on statements Cobb relayed and defended, with jurors finding publication reckless and harmful to election officials. The piece warns against abusive commentary while urging lawful, accurate election reporting.
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Madison County
William E. Cobb Jr
Morganton
Madison
Cobb
Zeno Ponder
Plans for a force to fight limited or nuclear war
A report outlines a plan for a world spanning force capable of fighting limited or nuclear war. It discusses deployment in Asia and Africa jungles and in European farms and cities, noting the time and money required and the reasons behind the approach.
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Asia
Africa
Europe
Open Doors and Ending Tragedy With Faith
A Sunday sermon urges turning from closed doors to new opportunities. Jesus and Paul endure rejections, while individuals like a one-armed surgeon and Phillips Brooks illustrate transforming misfortune into service. The talk frames closed doors as divine openings guiding faith, resilience, and Kingdom work.
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God
Phillips Brooks
Market Night Hospitality Boosts High Point Furniture Row
The Southern furniture market, centered in High Point, saw a bustling week with events at Emerywood Country Club drawing 300 buyers and officials. A High Point Club dinner and dance featured Betty Sue Johnson, Aubrey Flynt Jr., and Sandra Martinez as entertainment, amid plans for similar hospitality efforts to ease traffic, parking, and dining for buyers. The week also touched on North Carolina blue laws, noting a patchwork of Sunday restrictions and debates over enforcement and competition, with Greensboro and Guilford County potentially exempt or enforcing variances.
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High Point
South
Emerywood Country Club
High Point Club
Furniture Club
Billy Morris
Betty Sue Johnson
Aubrey Flynt Jr
Winston-Salem
Sandra Martinez
Greensboro
Country Club
Igh Point
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Communist Press Agency
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Tass
International Communist Movement
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Laos
Far East
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High Point Enterprise
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Alex
TRE High Pain' Enterprise
LNG
Ken Street
High Pont
A. Rawley
B. Terry Af McPherson
T Brown
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Pointe Noc
Jesus
Luke
Galilee
Apostle Paul
Troas
West
America
Harper
Chicago University
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Egypt
Israel
David
Moses
Cer
Robert Marks
Cood
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Furniture Plaza
Tom Lyman
Lyman
American Furniture Mart
Chicago
Dallas
Atlanta
Supreme Court
North Carolina General Assembly
Guilford
Guilford County
Carson Stout
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