Wilsons Philosophy and UNESCO Report Reflections
The letter page criticizes Secretary Wilson after remarks on air supremacy and national defense policy, arguing he headlines a defense philosophy shaped by business mindset. It also summarizes UNESCO report coverage by the American Legion Special Committee, noting pre and post convention editorials and circulation data.
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Wilson
The
Enterprise
Charlie
Ralph McLeod
Unesco
American Legion
National Executive Committee
Miami
Fla
United States National Commission
Special Committee
American Legion National
Ber
Legion Resolution
Legion
Rayenekoaney
Mid-Summer Furniture Market and Local Developments
Chicago buyers show restraint as North Carolina dealers adopt a wait-and-see stance amid a steady but not booming market. Local notes include moves by the Parker and Boyle families, a Dothan newspaper purchase, and sport club visits, with city budget strains and wage costs shaping council concerns.
Twining warns on disarmament amid Moscow power game
Gen Nathan Twining tells Moscow the US will not disarm until world armament control is assured, a stance the Kremlin understands yet clashes with their aims. The piece argues Tito's Yugoslavia is being used by the Russians, who seek a new look in policy and broader power, while Western nations must stay alert to shifting tactics and avoid complacency.
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Elliott S. Wood
Randolph
Chicago
Millbrook
Ohio
Medina
Williston
Akron
Unness
Clyde Patton
North Carolina Wild Life Resources Commission
Patton
North Carolina
Nathan Twining
Moscow
United States
Kremlin
Twining
Nikita Khrushchev
Tito
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Russia
Belgrade
Popular Front
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Pietro Nenni
Italy
Foster
Toronto Stock Exchange
New Jersey
Eisenhower health fuels Panama trip debate on re election
The article weighs Ike's Panama City conference plan against his recovery health and possible run for a second term. It notes his Gettysburg discharge, uncertain Gettysburg plans, and Republican hopes with Nixon as a frontrunner while cautioning against pressuring the ailing president for political gain.
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Eisenhower
Panama City
Gettysburg
Panama
Wall Street Journal Hints at Senate Rethink on Air Force Funds
The Wall Street Journal notes the Senate could reject part of the 1.1 billion Air Force funds amid a dispute with Defense Secretary Wilson. Senator Bridges has proposed defining the motive more strongly than mere misgiving, suggesting political maneuvering may drive the funds debate.
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The
Wall Street Journal
U. S. Senate
Wilson
Bridges
Public joins battle to curb drag racing menace
Asheville leaders and law enforcement push to stop drag racing on public highways. Judge Pennell warns violators face maximum sentences while the Buncombe Grand Jury endorses enforcement. Citizens groups in Henderson and Asheville pledge patrols, license plate checks, and public cooperation. Proposals seek unmarked patrol cars with governor approval to aid investigations.
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D. G. Lewis
State Highway Patrol
Burgin Pennell
Buncombe County
Leicester Highway
Pennell
Highway Patrol
Buncombe County Grand Jury
Superior Court
Mills River Lions Club
Henderson County
Act
Ing
Asheville
Jack Mitchel
General Assembly
North Carolina
High Point Enterprise front page data
The snippet shows basic paper masthead data for The High Point Enterprise with pricing, postal registration notice, and staff contact lines. It includes publication details and printing office location but no specific news event or article content to summarize.
Technical institutes eyed to meet rising North Carolina demand
Lynn Nisbet outlines a program by the extension division of State College to establish at least six technical institutes across the state from Western North Carolina to the East. The plan targets regional need and local support, with Gastonia already hosting one institute and others planned around Asheville Charlotte-Gastonia High Point Winston-Salem Durham-Raleigh Goldsboro Greenville Kinston and Wilmington.
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State College
Calina
Asheville
Piedmont
Charlotte-Gastonia
High Point
Winston-Salem
North Carolina - Durham-Raleigh
Fastern
Goldsboro
Greenville
Kinston
Wilmington
Gastonia
E. W. Ruggles
C. L. Foster
Central Technical Institute
Ohio
National Oil of Technical Schools
Harrisburg
Washington Lobbyists Parade Through Capitol Halls
A detailed portrait of registered lobbyists in Washington, led by White House liaison officers under Maj. Gen. Wilton Pee, with figures like Jack Martin and Bryce Harlow. It notes their push for a living wage and pay raises, while the Justice Department’s Robert Rogers scales his own gains.
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Washington
Secretary of the Senate
George F. Thompson
Thompson
White House
Wilton B
Jerry” Pee
Jack Martin
Robert A. Taft
Senate Civil Service Commission
Olin Johnson
Defense Department
Robert Tripp Ross
New York
Post Office
Abe Me
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Hodges
Supreme Court
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Sloan Gibsons
Parkway
Gibsons
Edgedale and
Hillcrest
Robert Boyles
Parker
Woodrow
Ralph Nicholson
Charlotte Observer
Dothan
Ala
Eagle
Mike Shiplett
Mike
T. E. Hinson
Greensboro
Ike
Nixon
Phonier
Asheville Citizen
High Point Enterprise
Ae Hq Ponet Incterefisa
Poet Office
TE Peek
Edita
Eeeeaes
Orculation
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Orange County
Willie P. Ma
Durham
Orange
William A. Graham
A. H. Graham
Hillsboro
Senate
Man
Graham
L. Y. Ballentine
Thad Bure
George Ross Poll
Charlies M. Johnson
William P. Hodges
Harry McMullen
Bure
Mullan
Scott
Alamance
Clyde Erwin
Rutherford
Wake
Raleigh
Eure
Hertford
William B. Rodman Jr
Beaufort
Ballentine
Council of State
West of
Salisbury
Charles IF. Gold
Charles Pearson
George Dixon
Secretary Interior
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