Khrushchev Pressures Geneva Talks With Albanian Visit
Khrushchev’s trip to Albania during the Geneva talks signals a strategic pressure move. He warned Italy and Greece over NATO bases while highlighting a Soviet position in the Mediterranean and calling for a broad Balkan neutral strip to shift the balance.
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The Cost of Education in American and Soviet Context
George Sokolsky argues Americans spend heavily on education yet face rising costs. He cites 1957 58 college total of 3.58 billion dollars with tuition 25 percent and government funding 49 percent, warns tuition will not cover future costs and critiques “phony” courses and students. He discusses endowment roles and the burden on families, noting better students face higher academic loads and longer study paths.
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Memories of a North Carolina river fishing trip
Robert Marks recalls a family fishing trip on the Broad River near Lake Lure Chimney Rock in North Carolina. He and his grandfather with two friends catch grayfish, share a quiet river day, and reflect on family memory during a summer excursion.
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Court reform tied to one-senator limit denounced
A Raleigh commentator condemns a constitutional amendment linking court reform to a one senator limit, arguing it would sacrifice fair representation and that the proposal echoes a rejected eight years ago. The piece urges North Carolina voters to see reapportionment as a legal moral requirement and warns against subverting democratic processes.
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North Carolina
Wilbur Jolly
Franklin County
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Curbs Planned on Exploiters Using Fake Unions
Government and county prosecutors join the New York State Labor Relations Board to curb racketeering by self chartered groups posing as unions. They seek methods to keep hoodlums off labor board ballots in employee representation elections while protecting legitimate unions.
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Hugh T. Lefler
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Secretary Treasurer Holt McPherson Terminates Scence
D A Rawley and Mrs R B Terry are cited in a brief notice as officers involved in a local association. The phrasing is fragmented but indicates organizational roles and a secretary-treasurer position. No further context or dates are provided.
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R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson Eewee Scence
Why call ye me Lord and not the things I say
The sermon cites Luke six as Jesus asks why followers call him Lord yet ignore his words. It contrasts rich church ritual with acts of mercy, urging daily obedience: feed the hungry, clothe the naked, visit the sick, and help the needy. It invokes William Booth's service to the poor as the true test of Christ’s question.
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