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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1956
Page
4
The Kremlin moves to deflate Stalin’s myth, raise questions about his inner circle, and explain the impact on Soviet leadership. Diplomatic sources note security checks and travel curbs in the Caucasus as authorities face fallout from the anti Stalin effort.
The article discusses Murray Abeles and Clarence Troutman convicted of tax evasion, tied to unrecorded promotion expenses from their TV table business. It argues that accurate records are essential since their large growth and early borrowing led to inadequate records, despite later reforms and strong profits. The court imposed three year sentences, 25000 dollar fines each, and tax liens totaling 270000 dollars.
Editorial tracing President Eisenhower’s civil rights stance from 1953 through 1956. It notes calls for a bipartisan commission, Stevenson’s urging of white and Negro leaders to heal tensions, and the White House stance on school desegregation, federal non‑segregation policies, and enforcement efforts amid growing controversy in the South.
The note lists the High Point Enterprise as established in 1684 with pricing by mail and carrier, annual rate of 18 dollars, and mentions second-class mail status under acts of March 3, indicating its long record as a newspaper.
NEA dispatch outlines Japan s prime minister candidacy as a job with no glory. Names Nobusuke Kishi Ichiro Kono Bukichi Miki and others as possible kingmakers while Hatoyama s health and postwar scandals shape the race. Shoriki is highlighted as a leading PM contender amid a hostile press landscape.
The column argues Cyprian turmoil stems from Western failures in Korea Indochina and empire retreats, not self determination. It cites Britain Greece Turkey and regional alliances, noting Soviet intrigue and the impracticality of judicially resolving the Cyprus conflict amid competing blocs.
The piece argues that modernization and migrant politics force careful ballot decisions in the US and UK. It notes small national communities like Greeks and Cypriots influence debates, while worldwide uprisings push a retreat to local patriotism and language tied identity, weakening internationalism and the UN’s relevance.
Local political filing yields no major shifts as Sen Sam Ervin faces Marshall Kurfees while Gov Hodges seeks renomination amid a field including Tom Sawyer and Earle Jr. Charlotte contenders enter gubernatorial race with few expected votes. Lieutenant Governor and congressional races dominate, with several contests deemed real but uncertain in outcome.
Article notes auto makers plan 1957 models featuring upward wing doors for easy entry. It also surveys wealth gaps among top colleges led by Harvard Yale and Columbia, and cites varied trivia from politics to jokes and advertisements.
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