Bible Thought For Today On Renewing Right Living
A brief devotional note urges renewal of right living amid the busyness of business profession and household duties. It emphasizes daily attention to pure conduct and suggests repeating the renewal often.
City and County Agree on Building Plan for Modern Government Facility
Guilford County commissioners and High Point City Council reached a joint understanding on a modern municipal county building. They will study similar projects, plan for future needs, and seek a shared financing basis, aiming for coordinated services and improved courthouse facilities.
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Guilford
Adlai Stevenson's measured praise of colonial administration
Adlai Stevenson, back from Africa, commends French and British roles in Central Africa as responsible and advanced. He avoids sweeping generalizations, notes North Africa omissions, and urges careful hearing in world capitals to counter emotional anti colonizer sentiment. He argues Western efforts deserve scrutiny rather than blanket discredit.
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Adlai Stevenson
Africa
Central
Stevenson
North Africa
New Delhi
Britain
France
Adlai
Gulf Tensions Rise Over Oman Saudi Britain Imams Foment Uprisings
Editorial notes a sickle shaped Muscat Oman coast risk to US Britain and Saudi ties. It recalls Eden's 1955 claim of British forces expelling Saudi troops from the Burami Oasis amid the Saudi Oman border dispute and Imam leadership unrest.
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Sultanate
Muscat
Oman
Persian Gulf
United States
Great Britain
Saudi Arabia
U. S
Anthony Eden
Buraimi
Abu Dhabi
Saud
Imam
Said Ben Taimur
Britain
British Drive to Hold Persian Gulf Powers in 1950s Context
The article notes Britain’s stance in the Oman Yemen Saudi oil power struggle, citing Selwyn Lloyd and Dulles on outside arms, Sultanate claims, and treaties dating to 1793. It highlights Britain's aim to preserve influence via treaties with Trucial Oman, Kuwait, Qatar, and Bahrain amid regional tensions.
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Talib
Selwyn Lloyd
House of Commons
Egypt
Imam
U. S
Saudi Arabia
Bermuda
Dulles
Harold Macmillan
Buraimi
Britain
Saud
Macmillan
Eisenhower
Persian Gulf
Walter J. Levy
Middle East
Europe
Great Britain
Suez
Yemen
Aden
Sultanate of Muscat
Oman
Trucial Oman
Sickle
Kuwait
Qatar
Bahrein
High Point Enterprise: Historic Independent Daily
The High Point Enterprise publicizes itself as an independent newspaper founded in 1884. The page lists staff roles including secretary treasurer and editor and notes annual subscription rates and mailing details.
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High Point Enterprise
R. B. Terry
Sibi
Carter
Post Office
D. A. Rawley
Seeveee
High Point
N. C
Residents push city to fix chronic flood at East Farriss area
A reader letters the Enterprise demanding action at the East Farriss Avenue Brookside Drive and Forrest Avenue intersection where frequent floods flood streets, threaten homes, and damage heating and electrical systems. Citing prior coverage, residents accuse undersized culverts and call for drainage fixes rather than blaming acts of God.
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The
Enterprise
East Farriss Avenue
Brookside Drive
Forrest Avenue
Armstrong Park
Farriss Avenue
Tela
Greensboro
High Point
Costly Raleigh Administration Sees Big State Budget Rise
The Raleigh government faces an estimated increase of three quarters of a million to a million dollars in administration costs this year from growth, higher prices, larger staffs, and reorganization acts of 1957. New departments and renamed posts add salaries and clerical needs while electronic accounting and fewer commissioners alter expenses.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Department of Administration
Budget Bureau
Division of Purchase and Contract
Division of General Services
Board of Public Buildings and Grounds
Paul Johnson
Property Management
W. R
Bill) Henderson
Dave Holton
George Cherry
Central Motor
General Services
Department of Administraton
Harold Makepeace
Bill Ingram
Sam Beard
IBM
General
Prisons Department
Council of State
Advisory Budget Commission
Secretary of State
Unsexy liquor ads stir debate on female imagery
A columnist recalls a long ban on revealing liquor ads and notes a Puerto Rico rum campaign featuring a bathing beauty. He cautions lawmakers and industry alike about marketing temptations, suggesting bold name changes and noting the political peril of anti advertising measures.
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Washington
Distilled Spirits Institute
Amer
Elliott van Vleck
Darien
Conn
Lee
Puerto
Puerto Rico
Oil price fixing plan eyed to end North Carolina gas wars
A proposed statewide arrangement among oil companies aims to end price wars and lower gasoline prices in North Carolina. The plan would simplify pricing, curb wide variances, and allow dealers to match lower rival prices with wholesalers accepting the adjusted charge, if legal under anti price fixing rules.
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North Carolina
Reading hospital guest cards ease patient finances
A Reading Pennsylvania hospital promotes a My Guest gift card allowing donors to prepay patient care days, easing costs and embarrassment. The idea spreads as fraternal, church and workplace groups adopt similar cards, improving cash flow for care. Community notes include local officials on efficiency, bank robbery discussions with FBI, and local figures honored or involved in union events.
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Harry Bell
Reading
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