Italian Premier Fanfani Seen as Worth Ike's Listening
The new Italian premier Amintore Fanfani visits Washington with ideas to repair a strained world order. He urges education to counter communism, public equal pay, a southern Italy TVA style project, and ties to a broader West Asian public works plan financed by Marshall Fund repayments.
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Italy
Amintore Fanfani
Washington
Fanfani
S. Hat
TVA
Eisenhower
Middle East
Mama Gets Pressure Cooker Back After Hedge Apple Test
Kenneth Welch, a 40 year old stonecutter, sought to prove commercial uses for hedge apples producing oil and preservatives, but federal authorities seized equipment and taxed alcohol. Mrs Welch, aided by her congressman, recovered the pressure cooker amid a tale of spirited reclaimers.
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Kenneth Welch
Treasury
Welch
Guilford Courthouse
Lord Cornwallis
Bill Pierre
High Point
Guilford
Old Welch Field
Greensboro
John Malangone
Red Cross extends aid reach from East Germany to Middle East
The Shelby Star notes the American Red Cross success in East Germany securing nine U.S. servicemen and its Lebanon mission alongside U S Marines. An on the spot survey will evaluate services for armed forces and ARC staffing needs. Families of service members in the Middle East are urged to support the Red Cross drive with United Fund funding.
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Middle East
Shelby Star
Red Cross
East Germany
Lebanon
U. S
ARC
American Red Cross
International Red Cross
High Point
United Fund
Editorial View On CIA Probes And Secrecy In 1950s Politics
Senate Foreign Relations panel to question CIA officials over alleged warning failures on the Iraqi revolt. The piece notes Congress's scrutiny of the CIA since 1947 and the agency’s secret budget and personnel actions, with comparisons to British and Soviet intelligence practices.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
C.ia
Congress
Hoover Commission
Mark Clark
Senate
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
Office of Strategic Services
Korea
Iraq
Burma
U. S
I. A
Soviet Union
High Point Enterprise Staff and Office Details
The High Point Enterprise lists staff roles including president secretary treasurer managing editor advertising director business manager and circulation manager. The paper is published daily in High Point North Carolina and filed as a matter with the post office under the 1879 act.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
D. A. Rawley
Ees
Terry
Treasury
Holt Kicpherson
Joe Brown
Wwyne Tenson
Y. W
Charles IP
Lin
Wish Point
N C
Thas
BP Cartier
George Sokolsky Summit Conference
A retrospective look at summit conferences from Versailles to the United Nations. The piece notes how diplomacy via ambassadors evolved into high level meetings and treaties, questioning whether conferences solved wars or merely postponed conflicts. It muses on inviting global leaders to an all nations summit and prefers direct, decisive diplomacy.
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Congress of Vienna
Men of Responsibility
Paris
Great Britain
France
Spain
Portugal
Thorne
Jenkins’ Ear
Canada
England
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Orleans
St. Piere
Miquelon
Iartinique
Cuba
Florida
Charles 1
Khrushchev
Charles II
Louis XIV
Leopold I
Hapsburgs
Prince
Bavaria
Charlies II
Winston Churchill
Duke of Marlborough
Bienheim
Prussia
Europe
Asia
League of Nations
United Nations
Eisenhower
Macmillan
de Gaulle Khrushchev
Nehru
Nasser
Yemen
Israel
Turkey
Greece
Cyprus
Iran
Pakistan
Pembroke College Policy Sparks Statewide Budget Debate
Dr. Walter J. Gale of Pembroke College urged a policy focus over money as he outlined campus growth needs and dormitory plans to the Advisory Budget Commission. The piece links Pembroke’s expansion to broader UNC system concerns on health, education curricula, and prison efficiency within a unified state system.
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Walter J. Gale
Pembroke College
Advisory Budget Commission
Department of Administration
Pembroke
Gale
Budget Commission
Herbert Oxendine
Chapel Hill University
Division of Health Affairs
TB Sanatoria
Chapel Hill
Raleigh
Morganton
Butner
Goldsboro
Black Mountain
McCain
Wilson
Elizabeth City
Fayetteville
Commission
Do present events justify interrupting cartoon programs
Opinion piece debating whether current events warrant breaking into cartoons with news bulletins. Discusses audience impact, timing, and broadcasting ethics as media outlets weigh audience retention against informing the public. Concludes viewpoints vary by station policy and event significance.
Hi-Toms edge rivals in tense ninth rally at Finch Field
A few thousand watched Greensboro and Hi-Toms battle for top in the Carolina League with a dramatic three-run ninth inning rally. Amid errors, the crowd saw a thrilling win that left fans eager for more as other regional highway issues and civic notes unfolded in the same edition.
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Hi-Toms
Greensboro
Finch Field
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Allen Welsh Dulles
THE
High Point Enterprise
George Sokolsky
Summit
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
North Carolina
Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
Rube Eldridge
Duke of
Spero
Betwen
Winston Salem
Winston Salem Sentinel
Grandma
Arthur Miller
Marilyn
State Highway Division
Winston-Salem
Winston- Salem
Roger- Ferguson Company
Parent-Teacher Association
Luther Earnhardt
Kernersville
Dare
R. Bruce Etheridge
Manteo Tomorow
John A. Wells
Furniture Design Association
South
J. T. Warren
Bill Nixon
Emerywood Country Club
Los Pinos
Lions’ Club
Joe Snider
Head Lions
Three Cities
Chambers of Commerce
Textile Insurance Company
James G. Cage
Charlotte
George W. Lyles, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
Cage
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