A Word to The Wise The Kid's Off and Communists Might Note
The piece notes that US military policy has shifted away from restricted warfare in Korea. It argues jets may cross boundaries and bomb bases far from conflict. Eisenhower warns atomic use against military targets, framing a tougher stance to deter Communist aggression and uphold morale.
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United States
Eisenhower
Washington
Formosa
United Nations
Korea
Yalu
Zoning Dilemmas Rise With High Point Growth
The article discusses how High Point faces growing zoning confusion amid rapid development and shifting populations. It argues zoning must remain fluid, urging officials to revalue classifications and residents to act, protect their interests, and prevent conflicts by pursuing common amendments with neighbor support.
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High Point
Season of spring softens hardened hearts and boosts mood
The piece notes spring arouses sentiment in all, from cops to misogyny-bound men, as flowers bloom and social restraints loosen. People feel warmer toward others, smiles return, and even critics forget grievances for a while, despite looming taxes and summer hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brotherhood of Man
Philadelphia
Jelke Case Lurid Gossip Field Shifts In New York
The Cafe Society scene in New York becomes a focal point as the Second Jelke Trial resurfaces. Names and private lives of patrons may be aired in open court, risking shattering homes and reputations while prompting wiretap worries and public curiosity.
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Cafe Society
New York
42Nd
59Th Streets
8Th
3Rd Avenues
Minot Jelke
Butter Belt
Oleomarg
Jelke
Cleopatra
Sheba
Helen of
Troy
Mme
Pompadour
Rubinstein
Case
Ivorce
Khrushchev
Malenkov
Dulles
Chiang Kai-shek
Shanghai
North Carolina General Assembly debating Institute of Government role
Lawmakers praise the Institute of Government at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill for data analysis used by the General Assembly and multiple commissions. Reorganization staff, joint sessions, and televised hearings slow legislative work, with criticism of lengthy sessions and speeches. May kort Kemp Doughton supported broader funding.
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William B. Rodman
Beaufort
Institute of Government of the
University At
Chapel Hill
Raa General Assembly
Atitute
Kemp Doughton
House Appropriations Committee
Nancy Astor
J. B. Cary
Constitutional rights and traffic safety clash in state debate
debate on highway safety measures highlights tension between preserving constitutional rights and enforcing public safety. Some bills aimed at safety are viewed as limiting rights, while others defend due process. A statewide liquor referendum bill gains momentum as a tax increase is debated amid declining liquor sales.
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Trans
Carolina
South Carolina
Re Enue
Timmerman
Veto on Regan F Criticized by Treasury Secretary
Treasury Secretary calls the Regan F veto completely contrary to public interest, criticizing the decision and urging reconsideration. The remark frames the veto as misaligned with national economic goals and policy priorities.
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Regan
Treasury
American Heritage groups and magazine foster national history knowledge
Robert Marks guest column observes the American Heritage discussion group at the public library and the new American Heritage magazine. The piece highlights group turnout, leadership, and the aim to illuminate U S history while urging balanced patriotism and understanding of the past.
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Public Library
New American Heritage Magazine
American Heritage Group
Georgia Cox
John Brown
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Henry Ford
Magazine of American History
American Association For State and Local History
Society of American Historians
Bruce Catton
Appomattox
American Heritage
United States
Cest
America
American Heritage Magazine
Catton
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Gulf of Mexico
Robert Marks
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Cpl. Duffy
Maine
Cpl
Duffy
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