Overcome Resentments as Communists Target Latin America
The piece argues the State Department failed to anticipate organized Soviet influence in the Caribbean and Latin America. It notes Cuba Nicaragua Panama and Costa Rica as focal points and cites Castro Batista Somoza and Castillo Armas as key figures. It contends Yankee imperialism bred resentment and that Washington must address this to curb communist activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Guatemala
Caribbean
United States
Venezuela
Panama Canal
Latin America
South America
Central America
Mexico
Cuba
America
Arbenz-Arevalo
Mill
Thearmas
Arbenz- Arevalo
Castillo Armas
Remon
Panama
Somoza
Nicaragua
Oza
Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Jose
Costa Rica
Fidel Castro
Batista
Cas Oe
Moscow
Nixon
Europe
Asia
Editorial Review of Sagan Ballet The Proken Date
Editorial notes The Proken Date by Françoise Sagan earns mixed reviews yet strong box office potential. It highlights director Roger Vadim Brigitte Bardot connections and Bernard Buffet set designs while contrasting French youth with earlier protest movements. The piece hints at censorship risks and emphasizes the creative team’s notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francoise Sagan
Midas
Monte Carlo
Paris
Mlle. Sagan
Roger Vadim
Vadim
Brigitte Bardot
The
Specta
Beat generation voices in Kerouac and Sagan clash
The piece contrasts Susan Sagan and Jack Kerouac as leaders of their generations. It notes Sagan’s self description and Kerouac’s outspoken style, asking whether Kerouac better represents his peers or if he’s merely part of the Beat movement. The discussion centers on tone, intellect, and authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagan
Jack Kerouac
Kerouac
Ezra) Pound
Mile. Sagan
van Cliburn
Moscow
New York
Russia
Carnegie Hall
Empire State Building
Gotham
Frank Wood
High Point
Texas
The Inefficient Producer and American Price Competitiveness
Walter C. Furst questions subsidies for inefficient U S producers and argues that high wages, taxes, and inflation since the Korean War push domestic costs above world prices. He notes wage and benefit costs ripple through material gathering to finished autos, hindering U S export competitiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reuther
Notes On The News On depreciation and world markets
The piece argues depreciation reserves affect currency value and US competitiveness. Old plant cannot match new equipment, often foreign plants are newer thanks to US gifts. Replacements hinge on taxation, with 1939 costs covering 1958 costs creating about two and a half times penalty for American producers. It critiques the feasibility of a pure free market amid socialist influence worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet
Russia
Ike press conference draws cosmopolitan crowd
The front page news conference drew broad coverage with eleven Oriental, five Eastern, three Negro correspondents and notes in at least 20 languages. President Eisenhower maintained calm, offering reassurance amid alarming fears and a crowded gallery past capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Atlows
Memorial Day observance and historic notes in High Point
Memorial Day events in High Point feature a ceremony at Floral Garden Park Cemetery with General Edward C. Dyer and multiple veterans groups as sponsors. The piece also recalls early Decoration Day origins and quotes editorials on ambulance speed risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Corps Air
Cherry Point
Veterans Memorial
Floral Garden Park Cemetery
A S
I. T. Mann
American Legion
Robert B. Parker Jr
George Edward Knight
Summers
High Point
Thomasville
Marine Corps League
Roger Kirchofer
Aaron Pliskin-Mayer Ginnburg
Company L 518Th Infantry
John Peacock
Thomas Spencer
Kinston
Jackson
Miss
Ladies of
Daughters of
Southland
America
Spencer
Peacock
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U.S
Les Enfants Assez Terrible
Mlle, Sagan
Bernard Buffet
Hungary
Great Britain
John Osborne
John Wain
Osborne
Brooks Atkinson
P. E. Schneider
High Point Enterprise
INN
Ace
Ers
Caseesen
RK. B. Terry
Eehcaban
Treasury
Holt McPherson
Vases
Point
N. C
George Sokolsky
Walter C. Furst
Furst
Mr. Furst
Charles Pearson
George Dixon
Washington
Bob Moses
Niagara Falls
Algeria
Lebanon
Swallows
Capistrano
Ike
Harry Truman
Smithsonian
Pacific
Arlington
Ganizations
Edward C. Dyer
South
Columbus, Ga
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
Organization of Union Veterans
Twin City Sentinel
Michigan
Michigan State Medical Society
George J. Curry
Sydney N. Lyttle
North Carolina
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Medical Journal
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