Molotov Seeks New Light as Kremlin Eases Image
Geneva dispatch by Eddy Gilmore notes V. M. Molotov shifting from vetoing no to courting publicity. The former hardline foreign minister aims to reshape his image, hoping Americans see him beyond the old antiU.S. reputation. Observers question sincerity as Moscow also shows signs of reform in a wary climate.
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Eddy Gilmore
Geneva
Kremlin
V. M. Molotov
Communist Party
Gilmore
Molotov
San Francisco
United Nations
Shifting Picture Why US Holds Aerial Superiority
In a Quantico briefing Gen. Nathan F. Twining and Gen. Curtis LeMay defend U S air dominance. They say Soviet long range bombers show progress but promise decisive American air power and urge continued funding rather than complacency. Concerns about funding influence and shifting aerospace balance are noted.
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United States
Quantico
Nathan F. Twining
Air Force
Russia
Moscow
Curtis LeMay
Strategic Air Command
Congress
Tax request for higher county taxes faces appeal
Washington State publisher George McGrath of Cathmalet Wahkiakum County seeks tax increases to fund county government. The county board rejected his appeal, saying his taxes match local levels and that raising them would create inequality. He appeals to the state board of tax equalization.
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Washington State
George McGrath
Wahkiakum
State Board of Tax Equalization
McGrath
Policemen as Friends: Officer Burns Becomes Teacher
John F. Burns of the Escondido police force earned a San Diego State College degree at 40 after a path through high school failure and Navy service. He will leave patrol for teaching, embodying the idea that policemen are guardians of children and helpers in crisis.
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John F. Burns
Escondido
Navy
San Diego State College
High Point Enterprise Staff Directory July 21 1955
The page lists staff roles at the High Point Enterprise dated July 21 1955 with D A Rawley as president and Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer. Advertising director C W Patterson Jr and circulation manager Charles B Loflin are also named.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McCpherson
Seseseescess Isseseta
C. W. Patterson, JR
Oee
Charles B. Loflin
High Point Enterprise Publisher Notice Card
Publisher details and Associated Press rights for local news. Carrier and distributor responsibilities noted. Subscription payment terms and contact guidance included for home delivery.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
Nationalistic Upsurge Shapes Geneva Summit View
George Sokolskiy argues nationalism rises across Asia and Africa after decolonization, influencing India and Nehru, Khrushchev, and Eden. He warns Western powers, especially the United States, must recognize growing nationalist sentiment and its clash with communist aims at Geneva.
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United States
Asia
Africa
Bandung
Geneva
Eisenhower
Soviet Russia
Walter Bedell Smith
Anthony Eden
Commonwealth of Nations
Nehru
Krishna Menon
India
Commonwealth
Reader Writes Air Force Reserve supports Greensboro High Point plan
In an open letter Lt. Alexander Rankin argues for hosting an Air Force Reserve squadron at Greensboro High Point Airport. He counters objections by Councilwoman Kirkman, urging High Point to welcome the unit as a national service, noting area reservists and government investment in training.
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Mrs. Kirkman
Air Force Reserve
Greensboro-High Point
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Air Force
Air Force reserve squadrons aid airport service and reduce congestion
Captain Rankin argues for a Greensboro High Point area reserve jet squadron saying better runways and facilities will boost four engine service, congestion on the ground would fall with separation from the airport, and noise effects are minimized by routes over sparsely populated areas. He urges a sincere invitation to the Air Force.
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Sennment
Tenene
Greensboro-High Point
Beach Resorts Rebuilt Attract Visitors Along South Carolina Coast
The author notes rapid reconstruction after a destructive hurricane improving Crescent Ocean Drive Tilghman's Cherry Grove East Cherry Grove and Myrtle Beach. Visitors from multiple states show growing summer crowds while homes relocate to sturdier centers. Also mentions White House nominating Walter L. York for High Point postmaster and Duke Power's one hour peak output. A local obituary Rev H Norwood Bowne is noted.
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South Carolina
Holden's
North Carolina
Crescent
Ocean Drive
Tilghman's
Cherry Grove
East Cherry Grove
Myrtle Beach
Hazel
Holden
Jess
Joe Temple
America
Healing
Journal
The
American Hospital Association
Florence Crittenton
Charlotte
Ann Hicks
HPHS
Virginia Frank
High Point
Ann
Duke Power Company
Blackwell Robinson
High Point College
Fragmented quotes mix politics and war era lines
A collage of remarks from various figures includes Wisconsin State Senator Harry Franke after a long legislative session, a Chicago park police spokesman on bathing suit censorship, a plea for aid from Pvt. Sidney R. Sparks in a Red Slave Camp setting, and Dr. T F Tsiang urging justice and mutual respect amid wartime tensions.
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Harry Franke
Chicago Park
Sidney R. Sparks
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