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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1959

Page

4

Eisenhower Pressures Khrushchev Over Berlin At Summit

President Eisenhower offers a summit with Premier Khrushchev contingent on foreign ministers clearing Berlin issues. The move keeps the Berlin rights intact and signals U S resolve while capitalizing on Khrushchev’s desire for talks. Harold Macmillan travels to Washington for talks.

Eisenhower Nikita Khrushchev Harold Macmillan Washington Ike Berlin Khrushchev

Public rights urged to force disclosure of Senate payrolls

Senator Kenneth B Keating argues taxpayers deserve access to salary records for all Senate staff arguing payroll openness would curb nepotism and abuse. He notes House payrolls are public and calls for Senate reforms while denying any relatives on his staff. He questions how voters can trust government without published payroll details.

New York Kenneth B. Keating Congress House Keating Senate High Point College High Point Fellows

Luce-Luce club forms to back Nixon ticket in Rhode Island

A Rhode Island group forms a Nixon Luce ticket club backing Richard Nixon for president with Mrs Clara Booth Luce as running mate. The plan draws interest though Luce’s strong personality and agenda raise questions about electability and party support.

Rhode Island Nixon-Luce Club Richard Ixon Clara Booth Luce Rea Rome

Editorial on Paddy's Day visits and Ireland US ties

The piece notes President and Mrs Sean T O Kelly of Ireland arrive in Washington for St Patrick's Day. It highlights Ireland’s push to attract US investors and tourists, the rise in Irish US trade, and figures like Cyril McCormack. It reflects on emigration history and hints at a potential Irish American presidential candidate in 1960.

Sean T. O'Kelly Ireland Washington St. Patrick's Day Dublin Killarney United States Atlantic New York Catherine O'Byrne Robert F. Wagner Jr Abe Stark Hulan E. Jack John P. O’brien City Hall Tammany Carmine G. DeSapio Paddy

How Long Must We Tremble

Bruce Biossat examines whether the United States and its allies are preparing adequately for a potential Berlin crisis with the Soviet Union. The piece weighs nuclear versus conventional strength, missile gaps, and the psychological impact of leadership, urging bold new policies and summit diplomacy to demonstrate resolve.

Ike Khrushchev United States Berlin Russia U. S Eisenhower Congress

Political chatter and education rise around Capitol Square

In North Carolina political circles and around Capitol Square, talk centers on 1960 races as weather and seasons shape when primaries are held. Names like Beverly Lake L. Stag Ballentine Addison Hewlett emerge as prospects while McIver’s Greensboro college legacy frames the education debate.

Charles D. Melver Walter Hines Page Charles B. Aycock James Y. Joyner Edwin A. Alderman University At Chapel Hill Charles Duncan McIver Woman's College Greensboro North Carolina Down East Stag Ballentine Lake Addison Hewlett Gorvailing

Alumni drive and community notes brighten High Point area

Prominent alumnus urges stronger alumni support for High Point College while local events include Sam Snead Boosters’ Night, a youth honors notice from UNC and Wake Forest, a prison comeback appeal, a 100th birthday death, and a bank robbery tale ending with a joke about missing funds.

High Point College Dennis H. Cooke Duke University Statesville B. A. York Western North Carolina Sheraton Sparta Katherine Kirkman High Point Larkin Kirkman UNC Nancy McNeill Wake Forest College

Wheel of fortune turns and springtime revival

A reflective note on the wheel of fortune turning with the return of spring, celebrating life and the seasonal renewal that accompanies warmer weather and brighter days. The speaker views spring as a time of vitality and renewed perspective.

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