Re Study Of Highway 70 Route Could Mean Getting Somewhere
A three man Highway Commissioners panel including John Van Lindley re examines a proposed four lane segment of Highway 70 north of Hillsboro. Chairman A H Graham recuses himself due to property interests as deliberations unfold after petitions from High Point Greensboro and Burlington. The Lexington Dispatch urges practical, modern highway planning to clear bottlenecks and better serve North Carolina.
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Secrecy in Government Faces Senate Subcommittee Probe
The Senate votes $100000 for its subcommittee on Constitutional Rights to probe increasing secrecy in federal operations. Chairman Hennings cites criticism by newspapers and demands for more government information on Middle East policy and Soviet Bloc trade. Moss urges new legislation to force disclosure while noting many records could be released without harming national security and calls for repeal of secrecy laws.
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House to act on merger notice bill strengthening antitrust powers
Editorial notes early floor action on an amendment to the Clayton Act requiring big firms to notify the government 90 days before mergers. The measure, supported by the Attorney General and FTC, would let courts block monopolistic deals, with Eisenhower backing and Democratic criticisms of lax enforcement.
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High Point Enterprise Details and Staff Contacts
The High Point Enterprise announces staff roles including D A Rawley and Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer and editor W Patterson Jr advertising director W Idol and Lori Cae as business staff. It notes postal filing and carrier arrangements with Independent contractors and standard delivery terms.
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Kefauver Seeks Half of New Hampshire Delegates
NEA Special Correspondent reports Kefauver aims for at least half of New Hampshire 12 Democratic convention seats as Stevenson faces a rival slate. In Manchester Kefauver massed support with factory visits and personal contact, while Stevenson relies on radio TV ads and local organizers.
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Washington Notebook Reflects Political Lifts Amid Campaign Buzz
Washington residents report renewed party activity and real estate booms as news of a presidential bid reopens social and economic doors. Veterans like Vaughan and Warren note faster lease renewals and remodeling, while constitutional timing hints at a January 1957 inauguration and oath details.
Embassy reception blends politics with banquet humor
Charles Pearson notes a Gronchi and wife reception where diplomats mix politics with social scenes. Guests including Ike’s candidacy, Rep. Joe Martin, and Indonesian Ambassador Moekarto Notowidigdo share rare roast beef, road maps, and apple strudel as part of a lively, informal diplomatic event.
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State Board of Higher Education Holds Open Session
The State Board of Higher Education met Friday at the Education Building after Directors Parks and Reid began duty on March 1. Chairman Ramsey said all board business would be public with no secret votes, while considering how far to go in recommending trustees. A conference of all state higher education institutions was proposed to coordinate efforts for more post high school facilities.
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Fragmented quotes on Cold War fears and education policy
The text collects quotes from military and political figures on dictatorship, nuclear strategy, and race issues, followed by reports on college entrance testing proposed for the state system. It references Nimitz, Adenauer, and Slessor, plus university leaders debating aptitude tests and cross-institution admission plans for tax-supported colleges.
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