Becks Actions Loudly Defy Protests In Longevity
The Teamsters leader Dave Beck fled to Europe as a Senate committee probed labor racketeering in the Pacific Northwest. He returned amid disclosures of borrowing union funds, claimed Fifth Amendment protection, and attacked hearings as biased. The AFL-CIO considers ethics action as Beck defends his conduct and influence.
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Dave Beck
Teamsters’ Union
Europe
Senate
Amon
Pacific Northwest
Airways
RFC
FHA
U. S
Beck
Sen. Kennedy
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Congressional
Burton K. Wheeler
Department of Justice
Ohio Gang
Daugherty
Congressional Committee
Policy of Containment Editor's Note
Washington reporter BEM Price analyzes the State Department role in shaping U.S. foreign policy after World War II. The piece outlines containment, Truman Doctrine, Korea, and Eisenhower decisions, detailing how the department gathers information, its budget, staff, and the percolation system under John Foster Dulles.
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State Department
Bem Price
Washington
United States
Secretary of Foreign Affairs
George Washington
Robert Livingstone
Foreign Affairs Department
United
U.S
Free World
Truman
Congress
Greece
Turkey
Korea
Eisenhower
Middle East
John Foster Uulles
Pence Agency
Joint Chiefs of Staff
NSC
Dulles
Bible Thought for Today on Clean Food and Oysters
A Bible verse from Acts 10 15 cautions against calling what God has cleansed common. The piece notes ancient swine feeding on garbage spreading disease and contrasts it with civilized lands where hogs eat clean food and laws prevent contaminated meat. It adds that properly inspected oysters are safe.
Education gap costs South billions in lifetime income
The piece argues 78,000 capable graduates in the South would add nearly seven to eight billion dollars to tax bases over lifetimes if they completed college. It cites higher lifetime earnings for graduates and calls for more motivation and adult education, proposing repurposing Jamestown’s old tuberculosis sanatorium into a vocational school.
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South
Jamestown
Britain Leads World in Peaceful Atomic Power Progress
Editorial notes Britain claims global lead in peaceful atomic energy, with plans for 20 power stations and aims of 5 to 6 million kw by 1965 at a cost of about L919 million. It contrasts U S plans of 19 plants totaling 1.4 million kw by early 1960s and discusses information exchanges under the 1954 Act and government to government agreements.
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United States
Britain
U. S
Harold Macmillan
Ireland
Calder Hall
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Harold S. Vance
Commission
National Industrial Conference Board
Carl T. Durham
D-N.c
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Russia
Durham
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
K. E. Fields
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Gore
Congress
High Point Enterprise masthead and details
The High Point Enterprise page lists the newspaper name established 1684 with address 305-307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. It shows officers including D. A. Rawley president Mrs R B Terry secretary treasurer Holt McPherson editor and patterns of staff roles along with subscription prices by carrier and year.
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the High Point
Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Tressurer Holt McPherson
Conbeck
Dm, & T. Eonery Cena
Carrier
Point
N. C
Perle Mesta Life Telecast Quoted in Washington Gossip
In a maniacal phone chat the caller asks about Perle Mesta's life on TV and the men who pursued her. The speaker recalls a gala at the Sulgrave Club with Blake Clark and Deena, noting Perle’s selective attention to suitors and a dramatic Philadelphia hotel opening.
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Washington
Perle Mesta
Eisenhower
Perle
Perle Srbesande
Philadelphia
Gwen Cafritz
Sulgrave Club
Blake Clark
Reader’s Digest
Deena
Oklahoma
Jet chopper ride and typos in a busy column
The column describes Joe Temple's high style helicopter pickup at a Stevens hotel landing, a curious reader seeking show seats amid a daffodil report error, and notes on typographical slips. It also covers accolades to Bryant Electric for hospital flood restoration, oil price moves drawing customers home, an earthquake rumor sweep, and local political chatter.
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Chicago
Joe Temple
Stevens Hotel
Joe
Howard Pancoast
Bryant Electric Company
John Newdorp
Miners Memorial Hospital Association
Williamson
Pikeville
Newdorp
Williamson Memorial Medical Center
Pikeville Memorial Hospital
Complexities of NC State Agencies Strain Budget and Court System
Lynn Nisbet notes North Carolina agencies seek more funds for postage, travel, and meetings as regulatory boards expand due to economic complexity. He cites a push for family and traffic courts, state tax courts, and broader judicial authority amid growing specialization in enforcement and regulatory bodies.
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San Francisco
W. R. Peters
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Thomas J. Gold, Jr
Greensboro
Agriculture, Conservation and Development
Wildlife Resources
General Assembly
The
Utilities Commission
Superior
Highway Patrol
ABC
ATU
SBI
FBI
Crire
Oklahoma outfits spark talk of Perle insider lore
In Washington a caller riffs on Oklahoma fashion as Perle’s ties spark treacherous chatter. Guests include Thomas Kelly in a preacher frock and Luis Machado in a serape prompting wild west images while Mangor wears a tuxedo. The insider angle ends with a belligerent outburst.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Perle
Thomas Kelly
Virginia
Luis Machado
Elovius Mangor
Mr. Mangor
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Atom
High Point Enterprise
George Dixon
Thad Witch
Charles Pearson
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Nat Crews
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