Tito Emerges as Leader in Moscow Belgrade Power Play
The article argues Tito seeks to lead world communism as Moscow, Mao, and Stalinists waver. It notes Tito’s visit to Moscow after Molotov’s demotion and Shepilov’s rise, and warns Soviet leaders may be risking Russia’s dominance by backing Tito. It frames Tito as anti Stalinist aiming for a bloc of independent communist dictators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tito
Josip Broz
Spain
Moscow
Molotov
Pravda
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Belgrade
Peking
Kremlin
Stalin
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Admiral Strauss
AEC
Washington
Tito Cements Ties as West Watches for Moscow Drift
The article analyzes Tito's effort to balance ties with the United States Britain and other democracies while seeking cordial relations with Moscow. It discusses potential shifts in Soviet Belgrade relations and the strategic gamble of aligning with a non-nationalist world popular front amid Middle East tensions and global power jockeying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
France
Free Countries
Moscow
West
Tito
Belgrade
Khrushchev
Middle East
Popular Front
High Point
Big Bear
North Main
George E. Hutchens
Lexington Avenue
English Street
Main Street
Guilford
Washington Notebook: Ike’s Security and Press Feud Notes
The Secret Service guards President Eisenhower tightly at press sessions in the Treaty Room. Reporters confront a cloakroom incident amid Pentagon politics as officials juggle publicity with growing book promoting events. A Georgetown party features an elephant and donkey on the lawn as the scene unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secret Service
Eisenhower
Ike
State Department
Pentagon
Georgetown
Capitol Banquet Becomes Mad Feast For Officials
A helicopter showered a house with gold covered chocolates as politicians flocked to a lavish Capitol Hill banquet. Siou x City leaders hosted 70 congressmen for steak flown from stockyards. Speaker Sam Rayburn enjoyed the feast amid jokes and light banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Chamber of Commerce
Sam Rayburn
Howard Mayerhoff
Scientific Manpower Commission
Democratic National Committee
Capitol Hill
Jim Wright
Dtex
Democratic Party
Hawaii
Congressional Mixup and Humorous Exchange Remembered
A prank calls Rep Wright Patman and a woman congratulates him on having no opponent. Patman jokes about opposition and a Hawaii weekend. The tale ties to Sidney Yates and a Truman anecdote from the 21st Congress about senators’ election wonderments.
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Wright Patmen
D-Tex
Patman
Congress
Hawaii
Harry Truman
Sidney Yates
D. Calif
Truman
Senate
Grim Tax Reminder From a Major Manufacturer
A leading machinery maker runs an advertising reminder about the June 15 income tax due date and asks if the public is getting value for their money. The copy cites shipments of ping-pong balls to Germany, canned tomatoes between coasts, gasoline for Bermuda meat, dog food to China by air, and other expenses to justify a large payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
California
New York
Cali
Fornia
Bermuda
China
Navy
Population Shift Signals National Race Issues Across U S
The Asheville Citizen notes a nationwide migration of Negro residents from the South to major northern and western cities. It cites figures from the 1950 census and Roi Ottley’s Chicago Tribune series, highlighting urban ghetto formation, segregated schooling, housing, health and crime challenges, and the lack of a broad solution.
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United States
South
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Roi Ottley
Ottley
New York
Citis
Edwin ©. Berry
The
Chicago Urban League
Seaman
High Point Enterprise masthead and staff note
Newspaper masthead shows publication details for High Point Enterprise with roles for president secretary treasurer editor advertising director business manager and circulation manager. No news content is present in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
McPherso
Patterson
Geeteees
oStotus
Mosquito Dilemma Plagues Coast Hotels and Officials
Resort operators and coastal businesses seek eradication aid but fear publicity of mosquitoes deterring visitors. North Carolina faces a broad regional issue with stagnant waters and hurricane aftermath blamed for breeding grounds, while state and local governments confront the long term impact on attractiveness for residents and tourists. Attorney General William Redman testifies against pending civil rights bills, arguing federal court jurisdiction over local offenses would threaten state court sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Atlantic Seaboard
Carolina
New England
Florida
Sovereignty
William Redman
Eastland Senate Committee
Union
Federal laws questioned over state sovereignty in North Carolina debate
NOTES ON THE NEWS argues federal legislation would worsen the situation and intrude on state sovereignty. It recalls a Michigan requisition hearing for two alleged criminals in North Carolina, with Governor Hodges’ decision pending. The piece defends each state's right to act on such requests and cites general opposition to federal acts.
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North Carolina
Paroles Commission
Michigan
Williams
State Highway Commission
High Point
Davidson
Lexington
Thomasville
Greensboro
Roanoke
Shenandoah Valley
Lexington Avenue
Highway Commission
Yadkin River
James A. Gray, Jr
Senator Kirkman faces quick work on Chilean task and NC session
Senator O Arthur Kirkman may return home for North Carolina's General Assembly special session set for July 23 after a two to three month Chilean mission. Gov Hodges aims for a one week to ten day finish. If delayed, Kirkman would resign to allow another Senator, though this is unlikely.
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O. Arthur Kirkman
Chiles National Railway
North Carolina
General Assembly
Hodges
Kirkman
Guilford
Santiago
First Ladies Gift Row and Other Washington Parlor Talk
A column of light verses and anecdotes covers a gift from Frieda Hennock to Margaret Truman, Strauss quips about Soviet visits, Florida governor Collins, a farmers plea to Rep Brown, Eisenhower’s Freudian slip, and a comically taut definition in a highway bill.
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Washington
Federal Communications
Frieda Hennock
Margaret Truman
Margaret
Trumans
Independence
Miss Hennock
Clifton Daniel
Rome
Bess Truman
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Pr. S&s
Palm Beach
Fla
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Grace Kelly
Asheville Citizen
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Detroit
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
North
High Point Enterprise
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Charles Pearson
Old Doran
Holt McPherson
Raleigh
Duke
Exposition Building
Fred B. Wheeler
Ben Baker
Smithfield
Waldo Rood
Cary
Fred Wheeler
J. Frank Smith
Smith Lumber Co
Fred Wilson
Lexington Grocery Company
New College Fund
George Dixon
Leroy Collings
Collins
Genesters
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