Summit Conference Circus Masks Hidden Russian Moves
The editorial argues Eisenhower and Macmillan invited Russia to a May 11 foreign ministers conference then a summit, while Khrushchev seeks to use the glare for other moves. It warns the frontyard circus may conceal Moscow’s plans in the Middle East, Africa, and Far East, urging vigilance at the back door.
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Pakistan
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Iraq
Nasser
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Africa
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Far East
Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act Heads for Effect
Editorial notes a 1958 Senate debate over the Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act requiring employers with more than 25 workers to report on benefits plans to the Labor Secretary. It details bipartisan support, amendments defeated, and concerns about shielding broad labor legislation while exposing wage earners' funds. The piece cites large plan reserves and public inspection aims amid ongoing labor law battles.
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Capitol Hill
William F. Knowland
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Congress
Diplomatic Immunity And Earthly Blunders In Washington
Washington notes mix humor and satire with a Czech Embassy diplomat Jaroslav Skacil seen twice speeding in a 35 mph zone while immune from tickets. Other items joke about Tartare Steak at the Mayflower, Leontief's praise of free country life, and a Navy distillery quip.
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Senate critique of North Carolina E S C Quarterly publication
Senator Lindsay Warren examined the Employment Security Commission Quarterly and questioned its cost from federal funds as illustrated by its heavy paper and half tone plant images. The piece explains the E S C budget from payroll levies and emphasizes the publication’s limited, request based distribution and its value as a reference work.
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Beaufort
Employment Security Commission
North Carolina
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General Assembly
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Wildlife Resources
Barbs by Hal Cochran
A light quip column notes movie folks may honeymoon in the divorce court and jokes that a doctor says golf provides all needed exercise, while beginners gain more from the sport.
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Hal Cochran
ICC ruling on reciprocal switching shapes Richmond tariff case
The Interstate Commerce Commission decision in Richmond involves Southern Railway seeking to cancel reciprocal switching at industrial sites. The ruling mirrors a local matter in High Point with potential impact on traffic movement and routing choices among railroads. The case status rests with the ICC, with courts not yet decided.
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Richmond
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Southern
ICC
Easter Monday holiday barometer and Roanoke MENC invitation
The piece notes North Carolina's Easter Monday holiday tradition since 1935 and its talk of origins. It reports the High Point Senior High School orchestra being invited to perform at the Southern division of the Music Educators National Conference in Roanoke and televised appearance, funded from previous trip treasury. It mentions pigeons as a public health concern and a new burglar alarm in Milan that telephones police with automatic address display and standby power.
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General Assembly
South
Music Educators National Conference
Roanoke
Miami
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