Three-Fold Victory Seen In Hammarskjold's Mission
A permanent Palestine cease-fire would mark a world saving victory for peace and raise the United Nations prestige. Dag Hammarskjold’s drive gains Russian endorsement, boosts four power solidity, and strengthens hope the UN can avert war without an armed police force.
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Palestine
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Count Bernadettes
Ralph Bunches
Frank Grahams
Uncle Sam
U. N
Tydings Edges Toward Maryland Nomination Victory
The article reports Maryland Senator Millard E. Tydings gaining a polling edge in a primary, with George P. Mahoney tied and Tydings seeking vindication after McCarthy era clashes. It notes a national shift away from witch hunts and highlights the broader political mood and implications for the upcoming Senate race.
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Maryland
Millard E. Tydings
Ah Man
Marylan
John Marshall Butler
McCarthy
George P. Mahoney
Tydings
U. S
Long overdue reform pushed for federal campaign corruption laws
Editorial notes a Senate bill with 85 sponsors to overhaul the Federal Corrupt Practices Act of 1925. It cites rising campaign costs, expanded media, and loopholes that undermine existing limits, with broad support in both chambers and leadership backing to bring the measure to the floor.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate Privileges and Elections
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
William F. Knowland
R-Cal
High Point Enterprise masthead and imprint details
The fragment shows the High Point Enterprise masthead with publication notes and post office information. It lists president names and a yearly price, indicating a historical newspaper imprint and postal handling details.
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Woh Point
Ixo
Main Street
High Point
A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Agenagates
Cartter
Mrrerec
N. Y
Johnson Knowland bill seeks higher campaign limits and federal primaries
The measure would raise House and Senate spending caps to 15000 and 75000, include all expenditures in totals, and allow larger committees funded by voting population. Individual contributions would cap at 10000, with stricter reporting. It also pushes federal control of primaries, opposed by some party leaders, and considers labor in politics with a separate bill to curb union spending.
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House
Senate
Congress
Supreme Court
Newberry
Washington
Hodges
Raiding Dangers in American Firms and Hidden Money Flows
The piece discusses stock raiding risks in U S companies, noting how outsiders may use street names and hot money to gain control. It cites underworld funds, foreign capital routes, proxies, and two key hypotheses about illicit funding and cross border moves, with limited data and ongoing uncertainty.
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Switzerland
United States
Soviet Russia
Western World
London
Siberian
Lena
Rity
Ucoun
Back logs spark in incumbents strong in primaries
Lynn Nisbet surveys Capitol Square as back logs in political campaigns ignite sparks. Incumbents facing primary challenges show improved strength, while newcomers add fuel to front flames. Teachers nationwide face contract changes as annual terms replace tenure, with local control expanding to combat integration efforts and shifting teacher status away from state employment.
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W. E. Debnam
Harold Cooley
Ralph J. Scott
Thurmond Chatham
Ralph H. Scott
Carl Durham
Alton Lennon
Ertel Carlyle
Paul Kitchin
C. B. Deane
Jimmie Simpkins
Hap Barden
William Rodman
Giants battle for Warren county seat in 1957 General Assembly
In Warren County a race for the 1957 General Assembly pits Rep. W. W. Taylor seeking a fourth term against Sen. John B. Kerr a veteran of seven House terms. Both are noted for leadership. Kerr was Speaker in 1943. Each candidate advocates segregationist stances, with Kerr pressing against integration and Taylor backing segregated schools.
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Kerr
Supreme Court For Integration
Taylor
Advisory Committee On Education
Notable quotes from Barkley Eisenhower Kinsey and others
A collection of remarks and tributes from public figures recounting the late Sen. Alben W. Barkley and other debates on culture war themes. The quotes touch on patriotism service and public life, including reactions to Barkley’s passing and views on rock and roll sex education and Soviet history.
Methodist General Conference Condemns Segregation and Expands Roles
The fifth quadrennial General Conference of the Methodist Church in Minneapolis closes with steps toward racial integration and expanded membership rights. It approved full clergy rights for women, funded education, and planned new seminaries and publications, signaling unity and reform across the church.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Methodist Church
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church
America
North Central
Minnneapolis
Minnesota
South
High Point College
New Family
Leland Case
Rotarian
Charles W. Keyser
Kiwanis Magazine
Kiwanis
Rotary
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