Colonialism and Race In Africa A Political Tangle
A discussion argues that Africa’s troubles arise from race relations more than colonial labels. Nyasaland Rhodesia Federation tensions reflect white minority dominance fears, with UN trusteeship and British policy under scrutiny. The piece likens American racial strife to African issues and calls for careful, factual analysis over simplistic blame.
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Africa
John
Russia
United Nations
Nyasaland
United Nations Trusteeship Council
Rhodesia
United States
South Africa
British Commonwealth
Federa
London
Rho
Desias
Federation
Rhodesias
Harlem
Chicago
Birmingham
Little Rock
European Agencies Push Toward Western Union
George Sokolsky surveys European bodies from the EEC and Euratom to OEEC and Benelux, noting their aims and tensions. He links NATO and COCOM to economic groups, and cites UN agencies like IMF ILO and FAO as influential. He warns that true unity could replace diverse agencies with a Western European union, risking a worse global outcome.
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Europe
United Nations
Charles V
Napoleon
Hill and Knowlton
Ropean Common Market
ECM
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Council of Ministers
Court of Justice
Common Market Commission
European Investment Bank
European Social Fund
Euratom
European Atomic Energy Community
Brussels
European Coal and Steel Community
OEEC
Benelux Customs Union
Benelux
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Russia
Paris
COCOM
Coordinating Committee
United States
International Monetary Fund
International Labor Organization
Food and Agriculture Organization
Editorial Research NATO And Berlin
Harold Macmillan arrives in Washington as Berlin tests NATO revisionist strategy. The Berlin crisis challenges NATO’s 10 year old framework and the balance of Soviet power with 21 divisions ready to face 175 Soviet divisions.
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Harold Macmillan
Washington
Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Europe
NATO Council
Lisbon
Supreme Headquarters
Eisenhower
North Africa
West Germany
High Point Enterprise History Recap
The High Point Enterprise is described as an independent daily and Sunday newspaper serving High Point. It lists staff members including D. A. Rawley as president and R. B. Terry as secretary treasurer, with editor Patterson and circulation manager LoFlin. The piece notes the paper’s publication location in High Point, North Carolina and cites the 1878 County Act origin.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Een
Pauae
Accidents fall in several industries as safety measures rise
For fiscal 1956 57 accidents totaled 109092 and 1957 58 dropped to 104332. Textile plants show improvement from 15.90 to 6.45 per million hours. Furniture 27.46 to 12.10, dairy 26.23 to 15.62, bottling 25.99 to 15.97, hosiery 6.24 to 4.07. Experts cite equipment lighting and worker welfare as key factors.
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Freud
Baucom
C&d
Robert M. Hanes
Hodges
Notes On The News Appointed In 1953 Governor Umstead Era
The C D board praised for efficiency in industry, forestry, and water resources. Cecil Morris contemplates resignation but health improves and he pursues fisheries and seafood industry work. Prisons data show North Carolina ranks high due to mandatory imprisonment for many offenses. Long-term inmates grow, parole programs urged to cut counts and costs.
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Bers
Board of Conservation and Development
Hanes
W. B. Austin
Jefferson
Carl Buchan
North Wilkesboro
H. C. Kennett
Durham
Hugh Morton
Wilmington
Cecil Morris
Atlantic
T. Max Watson
Forest City
Kennett
Hodges
Umstead
C&d Board
Raleigh
Plage Oene Organization
Morehead City
North Carolina
California
New York
Michigan
Bailey
Col. Bailey
Barbs by Hal Cochran
Wit from Hal Cochran on pleasure and trouble. Jokes touch on family gifts and spring clutter. Wry humor reflects on relatives returning for inheritance.
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Hal Cochran
High Point planners push annexation growth plan
City planners and legislators met to discuss High Point expansion with 110000 residents projected by 1970 and nine million dollars in bond needs to extend services. Officials pledged prompt municipal services to annexed areas and noted a potential Class III fire rating upgrade.
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Griffin
High Point
Kirkman
Ed Kemp
High Point College
Dennis Cooke
Pfeiffer
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West
Rhodesia - Nyasaland
Rhodesia-Nyasaland
Britain
George Sokolsky
United Europe
European Economic Community
EEC
U.S
North America
U.S. Strategic Air Force
Ussr
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Charles Pearson
Holt McPherson
Robert Griffin
T. E. Hinson
Lake Crowe
Chamber of Commerce
Hinson
Crowe
Hickory
Nolan B. Harmon
North Carolina Methodist Conference
Greensboro
Brevard
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