Capital Airlines eyes turbojet service for Greensboro area
Capital Airlines plans Viscount turbojet service to the Greensboro High Point region starting mid August, linking to New York and New Orleans and likely spurring Eastern Airlines Constellation service. The move aims to unify area air access and expand future routes while urging regional cooperation to avoid disruption.
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Here
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New Orleans
Eastern Airlines
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Greensboro-High Point
Winston-Salem
Florida Governor Collins Wins Unprecedented First Primary
Florida voters back Gov. Leroy Collins for renomination in a first primary victory since 1932. Critics pressed on segregation while Collins touts integrity and lawful gradualism. His personal popularity and steady stance on honesty in government dominated the race.
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FBI Seminar With Columbia Police On Civil Rights
An Associated Press dispatch from Columbia reports the FBI held a seminar for the Columbia police department on civil rights and constitutional guarantees including freedom of the press. The press was barred from the closed meeting.
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Associated Press
Columbia
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Courts Battle Over Handbook Sheds Light on Methodist Group
An unofficial Methodist body fights a court battle over congressional immunity and the right to stop circulation of a Senate pamphlet calling it a Communist front. Judge Wilkin froze printing of “Handbook for Americans” May 2. Hayden later ordered GPO to ignore the ruling as unconstitutional.
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U. S
Robert N. Wilkin
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Wilkin
Methodist Federation For Social Action
Federation
General Conference of the
Methodist Church
Methodist
New York City
Gresham
Ore
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
House Committee On Printing
Government Printing Office
Wilkins
High Point Enterprise coverage of a legal dispute over congressional handbook
The article details a U S district judge countermanding a prior injunction regarding a congressional handbook. Harry S Rand appeals to reinstate the ruling and to potentially arrest the Public Printer for contempt. Rand argues the handbook stems from staff work not the subcommittee and that due process was denied.
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Rand
Wilkin
Executive Branch
Congress
Subcommittee
Higher Education Faces Funding and Location Dilemmas
Lynn Nisbet reports on the Board of Higher Education’s focus on financing and allocation. Directors map student living patterns and college locations to guide future spending, with hearings planned to defend proposals for new courses and facilities before the 1957 Legislature.
Notes on the News: Legislature and School Rulings
The Legislature is in session and holds sway over state government. Attorney General Rodman notes public schools will be maintained and no general integration. He reports classroom workers and parents support nonconflict solutions while states probe Supreme Court challenges to state rights.
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Peking
United States
Ceylon
Ceylon ‘Morning Times
Nehru
India
Soviet Union
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
People’s Revolutionary Party
Board of Higher Education
Harris Parks
Census Bureau
Parks
General Assembly
William B. Rodman Jr
Rodman
Supreme Court
Milnois
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Harry McMullan
North Carolina
National Association
High Court
Projections of a high powered future at High Point College
President Cooke outlines a future shaped by rapid scientific and medical advances. He envisions longer life, 30 hour work weeks, jet travel, and new materials while stressing ethical use of atomic power and the need for educated, principled leaders to guide development.
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Dennis H. Cooke
High Point College
Rome adventures of an American couple and scooter schemes
George Dixon describes a Roman morning at a hotel desk where locals tease his bride over asking for a good Italian restaurant. He notes Count Montezemolo selling scooters, visits Trevi Fountain, Pisa and Florence, and reports Italian affection for Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce while Rome theatres survive solidly.
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Tiber
Alex Montezemolo
United States
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Trevi Fountain
Spanish Steps
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Florence
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Italy
Giulio Andreotte
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