Ailing Officials and the Valor of Brain Power
The piece argues that medical limits do not end public service and cites Senator Symington and John Foster Dulles as examples. It contends that physical perfection is unnecessary for national leadership, stressing brains and experience over bodily prowess. It references Washington Roosevelt and others to support its point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster Dulles
United States
George Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jayne Mansfield
Giants in the Days Past Make Today Better
A reflective note recalls bygone eras with Hebrews 10 32 citing giants in former days. It contrasts then and now, urging continuity of improvement and progress in present times.
Moscow Contends Over Navy Alert After Cable Incident
The article notes a Soviet reaction to a U S Navy alert following the trawler Novorossisk incident near five cable breaks. It discusses international law, 1884 cable protection conventions, and Moscow's reaction amid East West tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novorossisk
Union
Permi
Kremlin
Moscow
U. S
Khrushchev
Britain
Macmillan
High Point weighs annexation policy to curb rapid growth
The Municipal Government Commission urges towns to extend boundaries when land is developed and services can be extended similarly. It calls for clear plans and timelines for capital facilities, arguing annexation should follow urban fringe needs while protecting residents’ rights. High Point backs statewide policy to empower city expansion and proactive planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Government Commission
Aro
Througheir
Cerea
Pex
High Point
Municipal At Judy
Editorial Research Another Round of Flu
Editorial researchers discuss a possible second wave of Asian Flu and vaccine supplies. NOVIS and the U S Public Health Service warn of ongoing threats and potential regional outbreaks in Europe and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Office of Vital Statistics
NOVIS
World Health Organization
U. S
Leroy E. Burney
Europe
Public Health Service
Norway
Italy
Netherlands
Soviet
Russia
High Point Enterprise Manager
A note referencing the High Point Enterprise mentions a manager role or title within the publication, with unclear context or specifics about duties, timeframe, or responsibilities.
Rates and Insurance Costs Highlight Capitol Hearing
At a rate hearing the Tarheels’ annual fire and extended coverage insurance costs are estimated around 40 to 60 million dollars, a burden likened to taxes on family income. Premiums vary by coverage class and loss experience, with little direct control by the Insurance Commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tures
Tarheels
Rce Ge Momet Rage Hiaty
Commissioner of Insurance
Barbs Golf Courses and Domestic Strife Play Out in Fractured Tale
A fragmented prose piece links golf clubs to chaos and love's blind spots. It mentions snails, a quarrel, a husband turning off a TV, and a strained marriage under a Stay order, with themes of domestic strain and odd creatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubby
Wife
High Point Desk History Mirrors American Work Life
A journalistic tour traces the rise of the home and office desk from Bible boxes to modern modular designs. It highlights High Point as a key center for wooden office furniture with names like Alma and Myrtle shaping the market and notes evolving desk functions from writing platforms to integrated workstations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
H. W. Fraser
Here Enterprises
Charles E. Hayworth
W. T. Powell
Alma
Myrtle
Fred Thomas
House of Morgan
Ernest Hemingway
Thomas Wolfe
China
Egypt
Alexander Hamilton
Valley Forge
Thomas Paine
Washington
New England
Louis XV
Bureau du Roi
Louvre
Mortgage Manor
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Proman
Joe
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Minnesota
State Department
Dulles
Navy
Berlin
North America
New York
Perrin H. Long
Department of Medicine
State University of New York
Japan
High Point Enterprise
HIGH
Ea TenrRise
High Point, N
Associated Press
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Com
Charles Pearson
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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