Geneva Talks Offer Hope For Future Not Present
The four point agenda centers on German unification as the top item, guiding work toward a Big Four Geneva summit. Yet the talks mainly remain exploratory with deep divisions on East European freedom, Soviet internal affairs, and Far East issues. Outcomes hinge on future developments more than immediate decisions.
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Geneva
Eisenhower
United States
Bulganin
Eden
Faure
Far East
Red China
Formosa
Russia
Henry W. Longfeleow
Germany
League of Nations
Miss Duke files three million libel suit against Confidential Magazine
Doris Duke sues Confidential Magazine for libel in a case described as a public service. Her lawyer states the wealthy heiress seeks to defend her name, discourage similar attacks, and donate any damages to charity. The piece argues the expose industry harms civil discourse and should decline.
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Doris Duke
Confidential
Miss Duke
Governor Hodges Opposes mass school integration stance
The Asheville interview records Governor Hodges denying a push toward mass integration and arguing for gradual, convenient school choices. He cites legality, practical absorption, and calls for orderly compliance with the high court decision to avoid social disruption.
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Hodges
Asheville
North Carolina
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Beverly Lake
Asheboro
High Court
Sensational Movie Ads Draw Criticism From Press
The Green Bay Press-Gazette analyzes how sensational contemporary movie ads push lurid visuals and vague headlines. It argues audiences are choosing better films and questions if ads mislead viewers about actual content while TV competition rises.
High Point Enterprise Docket of 1955 Notice and Staff
The page lists staff including D A Rawley, Mrs Terry, R B Terry, Most McPherson, CG W Patterson, Sr, and Charles B Loflin. It notes Associated Press rights and postal status, with publication details and delivery contact hints.
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Most McPherson
CG. W. Patterson, SR
Charles B. Loflin
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Shipboard Plan, Bus Strike Highlight Washington Notebook
In Washington notes, Republican leaders weigh renting a luxury liner for the 1960 convention crowd amid hotel room shortages. Mamie Eisenhower travels with Ike to Geneva talks, while a D C bus strike disrupts Cabinet meetings and traffic. New ambassadors arrive, finding informal credentialing at the White House a surprise. Admiral Sabin coordinates embassy receptions for visiting cadets and Navy wives joke about evacuation duties.
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Ing
State Department
Geneva
Mamie
Ike
Europe
Tom Connally
Texas
Arthur Vandenberg
Michigan
Dean Acheson
Secretary of the Treasury
George Humphrey
White House
Naval Academy
Quantico
Adm
Sabin
Navy
Washington
Saddigh Muntasser
Libia
Don Fernando Fournier
Costa Rica
Haydar Gork
Turkey
Ambassador Gork
Beverly Lake weighs entry to NC attorney general race
Around Capitol Square speculation grows that Beverly Lake former Wake Forest law professor and former assistant attorney general may run in next spring primary for Attorney General or Governor. Lake spoke Wednesday night urging NC communities to organize private corporations to operate public elements of government.
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Capitol Square
Beverly Lake
Lake
Wake Forest
Ehoro
North Carolina
Elemen
North Carolina politics swirl around governor race and lieutenant post
A Raleigh political scene buzzes over Dr. Lake’s controversial Asheboro speech and potential candidacies. Names like Luther Hodges Monroe Redden Henry Jordan Waldo Cheek L. Y. Ballentine Alonzo Edwards and Joe Eagles surface as possible contenders for governor or lieutenant governor amid party organization questions.
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Asheboro
Capitol
Hodges
Rodman
Lake
Dr. Lake
Capitol Square
Raleigh
Washington
Monroe Redden
Hendersonville
Sam 4. Ervin Jr
United States Senate
Redden
Congress
House of Representatives
Luther Hodges
Lake and Redden
Henry Jordan
Waldo Cheek
Insurance
L. Y. (Stag) Ballentine
Agriculture
Turning Greeds to God and the Geneva Talks
Billy Graham urges Big Four leaders to forsake greed and seek God amid postwar diplomacy. The piece surveys colonial history and imperialism, noting nations like Britain France and Russia, and ends with Sunday disasters and a light column on the Joneses.
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Billy Graham
Lake Geneva
Big Four
Britain
Canada
South Africa
India
America
U. SS
British Isles
Europe
United States
Cuba
Philippines
Japan
France
Americas
Asia
North
Africa
Browning
God
Army to Expand Pigeon Communications in Modern Warfare
Washington reports the U S Army is increasing its pigeon communications and expanding its pigeon training program at Fort Monmouth New Jersey The Defense Department issued an illustrated Occupational Handbook and U S Army Manual For Civilian Guidance praising pigeoneering The move aims to provide reliable message delivery if electronic systems fail and could influence future defense budgeting and strategy involving pigeons in combat scenarios.
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Washington
U. S. Army
Army
Department of Defense
Joseph R. McCarthy
Fort Monmouth
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Robert Stevens
Schine
Schoenfeld
Fort Monmouth Corps
Congress
Richard Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Gertrude Stein
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High Point Enterprise
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R. B. Terry
Associated Press
High Point
N. C
Ncces
Ward-Grif
Washington News Notebook
New Ambassadors
San Francisco
Len Hall
Republican National Committee
Senora
Georgina C. de Gonzales
Ed Trilling
D. C
Lorenzo S$. Sabin
Potomac River Naval Command
Indochina
Larsen
Lynn Iisbet
Charles Pearson
Harry McMullan
William Rodman
Supreme Court
P. O. Kidd Brewer
Kidd
Alonzo C. Edwards
Greene
Advisory Budget Commission
State Board of Education
North Carolina Farm Bureau
Duke Alumni Association
Vivian Whitfield
Pender
David J. Rose
Wayne
Settle
Bunn
Nash County
Joe Eagles
Wilson
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Liether Barnhardt
Cabarrus
Potts
W. A. Bivins
Chicago
Greensboro News
Davy Crockett
Barton Hickman
Davy
Marine Cpl
Robt. F. Marx
Los Angeles
Monitor
Atlantic
Buxton
Hampton Roads
Hatteras
George Dixon
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