Baptists Propose Move to Center Mills Press for Baptist News
The State Baptist Convention proposes moving the Mills Home print shop to form a Baptist Press by publishing the 126 year old Biblical Recorder. Charity and Children would continue under the new system, linking the Children’s Home to broader Baptist life while preserving its editors.
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Center Church
Mills Home
John Mills
Thomasville
State Baptist Convention
Committee of 25
Biblical Recorder
Robert M. Idol
Winston-Sa Jem
Charity and Children
Archibald Johnson
John Arch McMillan
Marie Grant
How And Why Cities Change
A discussion on SovietRussia threats and the need for total national defense preparedness. It argues war readiness costs affect production and inflation, noting Khrushchev's aggressive stance and the danger of underestimating Soviet aims. It emphasizes rapid preparedness before a potential Third World War.
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George Meany
Khrushchev
Gift With Giver Signals Strong United Fund Campaign
The United Fund taps R. T. Amos Jr. for president signaling a robust fall drive. Experts urge reconnecting donors to recipients to avoid charity becoming a mere annual tax and emphasize personal participation in giving.
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United Fund
R. T. Amos Jr
R. Jones
New York State Welfare Conference
Eisenhower and Congress on Use of Force for Berlin Rights
Editorial notes President Eisenhower’s likely path to seeking explicit congressional authority to use armed force to defend Allied rights in Berlin. It cites Feb 18 1956 remarks, April 4 1956 assurances, Khrushchev threats, and past votes on Defend Formosa and Middle East resolutions showing broad congressional support for potential force and the concept of a presidentially authorized use of force.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Berlin
Israel
Middle East
Nikita 8
Formosa
Defend Formosa
House
Senate
Wayne Morse
Ore
Ralph E. Flanders
United States
U.S
Legislative Pay Cap For State Travel Discussion
Lynn Nisbet rounds Capitol Square as senators debate subsistence limits of eight dollars per day inside the state and eleven dollars out of state. A proposed bill would permit a weekly round trip under existing allowances and mileage of seven cents a mile for private car travel.
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Senate
Notes On The News By CHARLES PEARSON
Charles Pearson critiques legislative travel and budgeting practices in North Carolina. He notes high per diem allowances for Moscow and Washington trips, compares public pay to private consultant rates, and cites a Winston-Salem Teachers College budget meeting with wealthy trustees present. The piece questions favoritism and the accessibility of state policy discussions.
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North Carolina
Winston-Salem Teachers College
Barbs by Hal Cochran on modern dining and humor
Humorist Hal Cochran muses on dating routines and social reactions. He jokes that lunch outings invite judgment, a hearty winter laugh can mask pain, and everyday dating rituals invite criticism.
Local Notables and Community Updates Across High Point
Holt McPherson recovers at home after fire burns from a dropped match while lighting a cigar. Alma McCain chapel delays push Easter completion. Bearden Bearden-Thompson firm expands in Miami and New York. YMCA World Service hosts Y-A-Rama with Bangkok and Palestine guests. North Carolina League backs statewide court reform with governor appointments and voter confirmation after one year.
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Mr. Ragan
Alma McCain
High Point Memorial Hospital
E. Hutchens
Miami
Auto Row
Bob Barr
Warren H. Bearden
Bearden-Thompson-Frankel & Eastman Scott
New York
High Point
Jeannie Harris
Mississippi Southern College
Ymca World Service
YMCA
W. E. Hines
Bangkok
Thailand
Roy Culler
Haig Mekhalian
Palestine
Terry Obsorne
Carolinas
North Carolina League of Women Voters
Judicial Council
Troubles in Europe Loom Over Berlin Crisis
Washington reports on prime ministers Macmillan and Khrushchev seeking a Berlin settlement by diplomacy. After Feb proposals, Macmillan flew to Moscow for talks while Berlin warned that force would spark war if the West attacked the East German blockade. Foreign ministers plan collapses.
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Washington
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Berlin
Macmillan
Moscow
Khrushchev
Ussr
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Soviet Russia
Russia
Lvov
Kerensky
High Point Enterprise
Serene Sauter
Associated Press
N. C
High Point Enterprise Inc
Ward-Griffith Company Advertising
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Charles Pearson
Washingtoe See
Mos
Raleigh
Bien Increase
Hal Cochran
Holt McPherson
Herbert Johnson
Kernersville
Birmingham
Paul Hardin
Wesley Memorial
James Marlow
Europe
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