Big Slam A Question Of Who's Looking At It
The United States and Cuba clash over an upcoming two week airlift exercise named Operation Big Slam moving 20 000 troops and 11 000 tons of gear to Puerto Rico. Castro condemns it while China calls it intimidation and Eisenhower links it to defending the Americas from outside interference. The drill aims to demonstrate U S mobility and resolve.
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Cuba
United States
Castro
National Guard
Utah
Pennsylvania
Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Radio Mambi
China
Eisenhower
Americas
Organization of American States
Jake Harris
Chamber of Commerce
Merchants Assn
Moscow
Kruschev
State Highway Patrol
Clearing The Northwest Snowbound Mountains With Relief Effort
Governor Hodges reports the helicopter survey shows the snowbound northwest is under control as relief reaches isolated mountain communities. Helicopters deliver food and medical supplies while the State Highway Department clears paved roads in Alleghany Ashe Avery and Watauga counties. Red Cross National Guard Civil Air Patrol Army Civil Defense and others cooperate to restore communications and aid thirty families near Whitetop Virginia.
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Hodges
CAP
State Highway Department
Alleghany
Ashe
Avery
Watauga
Red Cross
National Guard
Civil Air Patrol
Army
Civil Defense
State
Whitetop
Virginia
Finch murder trial in Los Angeles becomes a travesty
A second trial was needed after eight days of deliberation failed to yield a verdict. Jurors reportedly faced threats and coercive conduct, with a former boxer threatening a woman juror and notes of sexual propositions. racial prejudice surfaced as tensions rose, prompting extra guards and caution from Judge Walter Evans.
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Finch
Los Angeles
Walter Evans
Justice
Disarmament Talks Open in Geneva Amid Skepticism
Western diplomats say Geneva talks on general disarmament will likely yield little progress before the Big Four summit in mid May. Analysts note economic studies, including Morgan Guaranty and National Planning Association, show economies can absorb reduced military spending with gradual disarmament and growth in civilian production.
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United States
Great Britaan
France
Canada
Italy
Russia
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Geneva
Washington
Nikita
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
N. Y
National Planning Association
NPA
Campaign Headquarters Spread in Capitol Hotel
Sir Walter hotel houses state campaign HQs for Jordan Seawell Lake with managers named for several races. Gov Hodges discusses sit in demonstrations and college authority, while Rex Hospital reassesses a hospital stay and candidates prepare guest columns for upcoming statewide races.
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Sir Walter
Everett Jordan
James M. Poyner
Raleigh
Jordan
John D. Larkins Jr
Meyer Hotels
Clyde Shreve
Guilford
Addison Hewlett
U. S. Senate
Malcolm Seawell
Armistead Maupin
Seawell
Terry Sanford
Carolina Hotel
Kerr Scott
U. S
Bert Bennett
Winston - Salem
Sanford
S. Beverly Lake
Capitol Club
Hodges
Rates by mail and periodicals pricing note
The notice lists annual and shorter subscription rates by mail for the High Point Enterprise, an independent newspaper since 1884, showing 1 year 6 months and 3 month options with respective prices. It preserves the paper's period style and pricing details.
Norman Thomas and the Castro Trujillo Dictator Debate
The author critiques Norman Thomas for condemning Trujillo in the Dominican Republic while remaining silent on Castro in Cuba. He argues Thomas applies a double standard, questions his moral consistency, and contrasts Thomas with Roosevelt’s nuanced view of dictators. The piece links Castro’s anti American stance to broader Cold War tensions and Latin American sentiment.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stalin
Roosevelt
Hitler
Communist Party of
Trujillo
Dominican Republica
Castro
Cuba
Norman Thomas
Institute of International Labor Research, Inc
Thomas
Dominican Republic
Dominican
Latin America
Chile
Uruguay
Eisenhower
Snowbound Tar Heels Echo 1816 Summer Frosts In New Clip
The column blends a snowbound mood with a mid century alert to tri city aviation and a MAC Panel merger plan. It cites heavy snowfall, a 1816 summer cold report, an upcoming Adams-Millis deal, and local business notes.
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Shelby Star
Yes
Vermont
Maine
New York
Massachusetts
Europe
Local editor confirms backup writers amid Nisbet absence
In a note to readers Rankin pledges to supply his own copy or arrange replacements if Lynn Nisbet remains away. He says a experienced newspaper man will assist in tailoring the copy to fit space and column style, with no edits to the original text.
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Rex Hospital
United States Senate
Ed Rankin
Hodges
Lynn Nisbet
Rankin
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Woman’s College
Greensboro
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Charles Pearson
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
SRS. BR. B. Terry
Etary
Sosbosedence Cheeese
Charles G. Loflin
Sananer
Under Post Office
Point
Maren
George Sokolsky
Trujillo and
LIS Hiberyan
Holt McPherson
Sylvia Loomis
Santa Fe
Southern Union
Ralph Vance
Tri-City
FAA
Smith Reynolds
Greensboro High Point Airport
Tri-Cities
MAC
Adams-Millis Corporation
Adams-Millis
R. M. Duggins
C. P. Wirsching
Harry G. Bell
MAC Panel
United Press International
C. Arthur Kirkman
Kirkman
Collier Ellis, Jr
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