Health budget questions demand public scrutiny
Editorial urges citizens to demand open discussion of the Guilford County Health Department budget and expansion at the Greensboro health center. It warns that without citizen questioning, tax dollars may fund unseen plans and lesser accountability.
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Sig
State Board of Education
Bruce Township
Stassen Defeated by Pennsylvanian Pretzel Maker
Harold Stassen failed in his bid for Pennsylvania governor as Arthur T McGonigle, a local pretzel maker, defeated him by more than two to one. The piece traces Stassen’s rise and long decline, noting intra party splits and his uneasy fit with Eisenhower era politics.
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Republican Party
Minnesota
Stassen
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Robert A. Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
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Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Richard Nix
Diac
General Gruenther
Nixon
Sherman Adams
Pretzelmaker
Arthur T McGonigle
De Gaulle’s Leadership Questioned Amid Algerian Crisis
The article argues Charles de Gaulle could again become a unifying force for France and Algeria, resisting dictatorship, seeking constitutional stability modeled on the United States, while risking tensions with NATO and Britain. It notes Moslem support in Algeria and debates over his relation to NATO and foreign policy. It closes with a separate, lighter note on the U.S. Justice Department finding no anti trust violation in the United Press International News Service merger.
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France
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Iself
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Jacques Soustelle
Biskra
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Nationalist Liberation Front
Paris
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Stalin
See
Justice Department
United Press and International News Service
INS
Globe
North Africa
Middle East
Nixon
South America
Meekness and discipline win the Earth, preacher says
Sunday sermon argues the beatitude means control and hard work not weakness. C E R cites Daniel and figures from history to praise discipline in home, church, and nation, warning neglect leads to crime, divorce, and societal ruin.
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America
New England
Jesus
Southeast Asia policy debate at High Point gathering
Dr. Herbert Peterson spoke to High Point Friends Meeting on Southeast Asia noting poverty illiteracy and ethnic divides as barriers to stability. He warned US policy ignores local realities and cited UN and WHO aid as key, while criticizing charity undermining reform.
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High Point College
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