Maintain Balance As World Aflame State of U S Distress
The nation faces turmoil as Lebanon Venezuela and Algeria torch public opinion against the United States amid pro Israel and anti Arab sentiment. President Eisenhowers reaction to mob violence against Vice President Nixon in Venezuela led to paratroopers and Marines being sent to Caribbean bases. The piece warns the United States must stay balanced or risk higher costs as its aid and prestige are questioned worldwide.
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Lebanon
United States
Algiers
Eisenhower
Nixon
Venezuela
Caribbean
City Hall urged to act after weekend traffic collision
Editorial calls on High Point to take initiative on traffic control and emergency vehicle rules citing parking meters and speed laws as vague. It cites Greensboro practice of flashing red street lights to clear a path for emergency vehicles and urges local action without waiting for state legislation.
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High Point
Greensboro
Gate City
Bipartisan push for Alaska statehood gains momentum
Editorial notes growing support for Alaska and Hawaii statehood at this Congress session. Eisenhower backs both, while Rep. Engle and Rep. McCormack press the Rules Committee for floor action. Opposition cites regional desegregation and potential Senate votes, with Knowland seeking assurances and Church cautioning on linking two bills.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Eisenhower
Clair Engle
D-Calif
House Rules Committee
Engle
House
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Congress
William F. Knowland
Calif
GOP
Senate
Frank Church
Idaho
High Point Enterprise Personnel Listing Fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows officials and department titles for the High Point Enterprise including president Mrs R B Terry, secretary-treasurer, managing editor, and advertising director. The text is garbled with repeated letters and partial names, providing minimal coherent detail about staff roles or dates.
High Point Enterprise Delivery and Fees Notice
Public notice from the High Point Enterprise outlines home delivery rates and carrier terms. It notes annual prices 15 dollars by mail and 18 dollars by carrier, with associated associations and disclaimers about payments and advertisers. The notice also states AP news usage rights and postal status under federal law.
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Iide
High Point Enterprise
Junior Leaguers and White House Handshake Humor
In Washington a Junior League conference at Shoreham features active members eager to help. Delegates aged 34 to 33 greet Mamie Eisenhower as a secretary notes a misread age. The Women’s National Press Club prepares for a dinner as Dr James Killian receives an invitation stamped Not in the Government.
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Washington
Association of Junits
Shoreham
White House
Eisenhower
Mamie
National Press Club
James R. Killian Jr
R.S.V.P
Killian
Miss Lewine
Dr. Killian
Alaska
Tropics
Ports talk, college appeal mark regional press meet
Eastern North Carolina editors heard Leon Williams of the North Carolina Ports Authority report that deep water ports in Morehead City and Wilmington show little direct profit while others see large public investments. The group urged honest work and reliable news coverage to sustain a newspaper economy, while Dr. Bruce Whitaker appealed for public support of church related colleges.
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Eastern North Carolina Press Association
Kinston
Leon Williams
North Carolina State Ports Authority
Morehead City
Wilmington
New York City
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf Coast
North Carolina
Virginia
South Carolina
Georgia
Williams
N. C
Bruce Whitaker
Chowan College
Notes On The News By Charles Pearson
Pearson surveys advertising and economic signals in Eastern North Carolina noting steady local marketing despite national hard times. He cites crops, weather, military base shifts, and farm advances with machinery aiding planting and land prep as a basis for cautious optimism for Kinston and area commerce. He mentions Stallings Field closure and Chamber efforts to repurpose the site toward a new military facility or related unit.
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North Carolina
Middle East
Kinston
Air Force
Stallings Field
Chamber of Commerce
Cherry Point
Charlie McCullers
Oddities and Notes from a Wide-Ranging Column
A collage of brief items notes gadgets like chairs and pillows, a widow's joke about $20,000, political echoes from the White House and Kinston, and insights from school officials, with reflections on honeybees and author Hopkinson Smith.
Woodworking Show Boosts High Point Role In Furniture Trade
An article on the quadrennial American Woodworking Machinery and Equipment Show in Winston-Salem notes its impact on High Point as a growing furniture hub. It highlights machinery trends, industry modernization, and the shift toward automation boosting factory efficiency and output.
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Winston-Salem
South
High Point
Cook
Mohammed
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