Building Nixon or tearing down Khrushchev at summit
Editorial argues Eisenhower may walk out of the summit leaving Nixon as proxy. It warns Khrushchev would view such a move as a deliberate insult and could escalate tensions. The piece notes the president prepared his public stance and ties it to Khrushchev's Berlin blockade threats.
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Britain
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Dr R K Farrington Remembered as Thomasville's Dean
Dr. R K Farrington died at 59 from a heart attack, ending a long career that made him a pillar of Thomasville’s medical community and a respected citizen for more than three decades.
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R. K. Farrington
Thomasville
Grady Doctor Farrington Praised For Public Service Courage
The piece lauds Dr. Farrington as a warm hearted, big minded physician who bridged past and modern medicine. He chaired Thomasville school board and gained strong community respect through generous, energetic service and memorable personal acts.
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Thomasville
Dr. Farrington
Missionary Explorer Reports Discovery at Dead Sea
Dr Ralph E Baney reports that he and three Americans found the ancient cities of Sodom and Gomorrah at the Dead Sea bottom. The 4000 year old site is linked to biblical scenes of fire and brimstone. Baney heads home after informing Jordanian antiquities officials.
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Sodom
Gomorra
Dead Sea
Abraham
Lot
Ralph E. Baney
Jordan
Department of Antiquities
West Virginia Duel Sharpens Kennedy Humphrey Clash
As West Virginia braces for the May 4 primary the Kennedy Humphrey contest tightens with religion economics and party backing on the line. Kennedy faces anti Catholic sentiment labor opposition and Byrd Symington and Johnson rivalries while Humphrey touts New Deal liberalism and a poorer voter appeal. A statewide TV showdown may decide the fate of both campaigns.
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Bruce Biossat
Kennedy
Robert Byrd
Stuart Symington
Lyndon Johnson
Pennsylvania
Humphrey
Eyes of the World Look Upon Our Faithful Service
A Sunday sermon urges that the eyes of the world and heroes of history look on as each person bears the weight of legacy. The speaker cites Abraham, Moses, Paul, Washington, Lincoln, and others, urging steadfast effort to advance democracy, faith, and global peace through ongoing reform and witness.
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Eve
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Paul
St. Francis
Louis Pasteur
Florence Nightingale
Alfred Tennyson
George Washington
Luther
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Christ
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Pyramids
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Southern furniture market reunion Jim Lyman hosts at Rotary Drive
Editors and writers from New York Chicago and Philadelphia gathered in High Point for the Southern spring furniture market. Tom Lyman organized Press Row on Rotary Drive hosting magazine staff in local homes, drawing praise for hospitality and close ties among market participants. The piece notes High Point hospitality reaching a new peak and recaps anecdotes about daylight saving time mix ups and a Boy Scout registration mix up involving Hazel Hailey.
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Press Row
Rotary Drive
Tom Lyman
Southern Furniture Exposition
Lyman
Rotary
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