Herter Not Trapped By Moscow Stooge Says Editorial
The editorial argues Secretary Herter should not condemn Fidel Castro despite Soviet backing and Cuban sugar deals. It contends Moscow supports Castro to gain a communist foothold near U.S. shores and warns against triggering a wider crisis by retaliatory moves.
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Herter
Moscow
United States
Fidel Castro
Castro
Radio Moscow
Mikoyan
Cuba
Soviet Russia
Havana
France
Czechoslovakia
Castro Party
Uruguay
Latin America
Guatemala
Supreme Court Strikes Down LA Hand Bill Rule
The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 3 decision, invalidated a Los Angeles ordinance requiring all hand bills to show the author and distributor, citing freedom of speech. Justice Clark, in dissent, warned that newspapers must publish owner and editor details for mailing privileges, arguing pamphlets and media should face libel laws and responsibility for content.
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Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Tom C. Clark
Statistical Portrait of Census Opens March 28
One third of Americans will act as volunteer census respondents when the 18th decennial census starts March 28. Households across 52 million families and eight million single households will provide basic data then later in April more detailed forms cover family and dwelling characteristics. The census aims to reveal population shifts affecting representation and guide business, institutions, and civic planning. High Point should reach the 60 000 population mark with a complete count.
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House of Representatives
Drunken driving seen as menace demands tougher laws
Dr Horace E Campbell chairman of the Colorado State Medical Society safety committee urges decisive action against drunk driving. He argues slogans and inflated statistics fail and calls for strong enforcement to deter drinkers, insisting only harsh consequences will curb the danger.
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Horace E. Campbell
Colorado State Medical Society
Automotive Safety Committee
Campbell
Letters on Bible quoting and race along with snow removal praise
A set of letters to The Enterprise editor discuss Bible quoting and Christian behavior amid social strife. Amos King argues against racial mixing and urges prayer and orderly conduct. Another reader praises a snow removal job and questions city management performance.
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Snow
Penny and Caesar Teachings in Sunday Sermon
A Sunday sermon explores render unto Caesar and render unto God using the penny as a symbol. It cites biblical coins the widow’s mite and 30 pieces of silver, then urges duty to state and neighbor while elevating devotion to God above worldly wealth.
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Jesus
Christ
Caesar
Rome
Earth
Napoleon
France
Adolph Hitler
God
Snowbound fields and foash winds signal spring hints
A narrative piece from Geneva Highfill paints snow covered farms with bluebird skies and drifting haylines while noting distant weather changes. The column also reports on foehn winds in Switzerland and a carefree look at spring from High Point to Greensboro with events including furniture market opening and circus appearances.
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Furniture Factories Marketing Association of the South
North Carolina
High Point
Lenoir
Drexel
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High Point IT Enterprise, Inc
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Seee
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Es Ww. Patterson
Enterprise
Amos King
Oakwood
Thin Man
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Geneva Highfill
Geneva
Switzerland
Joseph Morgentern
Herald Tribune
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Saman
Kurdistan
Andes
Chile
Red River
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Greenland
Guilford County Fine Arts Association
Woman’s Club
Greensboro
Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Madison Square Garden
New York
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