Urban Redevelopment Push for High Point and Nearby Cities
Federal capital grant of 1 030 000 with 60 626 advance for study spurs High Point to act on blighted areas. Greensboro and Winston-Salem show paths, while Durham considers. East Market Street 85 acre target prompts urging council to apply boldly to reclaim slums and curb crime and decline.
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High Point
Winston-Salem
Durham
East Market Street
France teeters as Pflimlin government faces constitutional crisis
In a crisis described as the worst since World War II, France's Algeria upheaval escalates toward a constitutional clash with De Gaulle threatening to assume powers. Coty resists forming a public safety committee, urging Parliament responsive governance, while the public weighs defending parliamentary means against potential dictatorship.
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Pierre Pflimlin
France
de Gaulle
NATO
Coty
Committee of Public Safety
Massu
Algeria
Tom Paine
Civilian Missile Coordination Marks Change in U S Program
The report describes a shift toward civilian control of missile research as the House Armed Services Committee works on a space plan. It notes a one year civilian director role and aims to reduce inter service rivalry while speeding development of the Redstone program at Cape Canaveral.
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Army
Cape Canaveral
Defense Department
House
Armed Services Committee
U. S
Senate
Congress
Pentagon
Oklahoma Governor Refuses to Proclaim Pickle Week
Gov Raymond Gary signals dismissal of national and state proclaimed weeks as mere publicity stunts. He notes last year’s 270 proclamations and praises pancake publicity days, criticizing the trend toward dignified yet trivial observances. He urges abolishing Pickle Week to prevent public confusion.
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Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Gary
Chicago
Charlotte Helicopter Taxi Plan Seeks Federal Subsidy
Charlotte proposes a helicopter taxi service with 18 neighboring cities to extend airport use. The city asks for a 300000 dollar federal subsidy, aiming to replicate grants given to other cities with similar service. discussions consider Greensboro High Point Airport and extending whirlybird access amid growing regional traffic.
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Greensboro-High Point
Friendship
High Point Enterprise masthead and staff listing
The High Point Enterprise reference page lists the newspaper’s name, publication details, address, and staff roles including president, secretary-treasurer, editor, associate editor, director, business manager, and other positions along with subscription prices and printing note.
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D. A. Rawley Roaser
Terry
Secretary-Treasury
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Loflin Tieamaken
Wrich
Ander
Korean War Terminology Adopted by Defense Dept
The Defense Department issues a memo mandating use of the term Korean War in all correspondence and briefings, replacing Korean Conflict. The shift follows a State Department prepared proclamation process involving the President, Dulles, and the Justice Department, with a Vikings controversy briefly delaying final wording.
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Washington
Heck
High Water
Harry Truman
Defense Department
Korea
Pentagon
Army Chief of Staff
D. C
State Department
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Minnesota
Justice Department
William P. Rog
Ers
Smithsonian Institution
Heroes in Homespun Laborers of the Nation
The sermon honors toil across America from mines to fields and factories. It recalls unnamed laborers who built the temple of civilization, the Unknown Soldier memorial on the Potomac, and everyday workers unseen in a rush for fame. The speaker praises denim and drudgery as sacred, urging gratitude for those forgotten heroes.
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Temple
Heaven
Mount Zion
Solomon
West
America
Commonwealths
Potomac
Earth
Cer
Writers Seek Path to Publication and Highway Toll Facts
High pointers discuss breaking into magazines and novels amid advice on writing courses and Writer's Magazine. The piece then reviews 1957 traffic data from Travelers Insurance, noting 38,700 deaths and 2,525,000 injuries, with speed, weather, and time factors shaping the highway toll and urging stricter enforcement.
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