Steady Pressure Behind Eisenhower Summit Move
The article argues Eisenhower's pledge to attend a Big Four summit marks a milestone in easing Cold War tensions. It notes Western strength, unlikely Soviet big war, and the need for measured spadework rather than sensational top-level drama. Risks and opportunities of face-to-face talks are acknowledged.
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Eisenhower
Winston Churchill
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Red China
Russia
West
Europe
Eden
Faure
North Carolina General Assembly
General Assembly
Old North State
North Carolina
Edgeworth family inquiries and local NC history notes
A reader seeks old copies about Richard Edgeworth and Sneedsborough, NC, including canal era items, for a family history project. The letter mentions Edgeworth’s death in 1792 and requests sources from The Enterprise or readers.
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The
Enise
Richard Edgeworth
Anson County
Sneedsborough
Enterprise
Elizabeth Divine Horne
North Carolina
Richard
Richard Lovell Edgeworth
Dick HI
Reconciliation and Hezekiah's Quest for Unity
The sermon urges reconciliation between people and with God, citing Hezekiah’s reforms in Judah to restore worship and unity. It contrasts historic misleaders with the need for mercy and justice, warning that ignoring divine authority leads to national ruin and urging practical ministry of reconciliation.
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Heaven
Hezekiah
Judah
Ahaz
Israel
Benjamin
Ephraim
Manasseh
Temple
Jerusalem
B.C
Assyria
Asher
Zebulon
God
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Germany
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Ninevah
Tyre
Herman Melville
Ministry of Reconciliation
The Face Of A Country Reacts To Its Elections
The letter argues Mrs. Manuel Miller of Bethel Vermont was unjustly seized and confined at St. Elizabeths hospital in Washington. It defends civil liberties, critiques due process, and questions right to work laws and union membership, urging ACLU involvement and highlighting broader rights conflicts.
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Manuel Miller
Bethel, Vt
Ernest Gibson
Bethel
Washington, D. C
American Civil Liberties Union
Miller
Three North Carolina cities may form one great metropolis
Winston-Salem Chamber of Commerce president FE illthuhay J. E. Gibson predicts Greensboro High Point and Winston-Salem will merge into a single metropolis within 50 years. He cites 28 miles between Greensboro and Winston-Salem and a combined population near 250000 as evidence.
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J. E. Gibson
Winston-Salem
Shelby Star
High Point
Greensboro
McCpherson News
Holt McPherson
Guilsyth
Richard Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Norfleet Cone
High Rock Lake Park Hotel
Marshall Kurfees
Harker Collins
Diamond Hasiery
Little Theater
Diamond
A. Coke Cecil
Chestnut Street
English
Charles Maultsby
High Point College
Bill Penfield
Enterprise Sports Department
Nancy Hill
Bundys
Franklin
Sara Hamilton
Elks
Linda Groome
Larkin Kirkman
House Beautiful Magazine
Moffitt, Inc
Erwin Lambeth
Thomasville
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C. W. Patterson, JR
Adv
Edgeworth
Franklin E. Bankston Kershaw
App
Grand Lodge
C. A. Outten
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Devil
Daily Smith
David Hall
B. H. Winters
Yours Truly, J. W. Smith
Arthur Street
Asheboro, N.C
George Sokolsky
McPherson
Charlotte
U.S. Supreme Court
Pete McKnight
Mid-West
Loui Cox
Hazel
Loui
Pemican
HPHS
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Charles L. Amos
North Main
Montlieu
Charles Fleming
Dr. I. M
Levitt
Dr. Levitt
Fels Planetarium
Philadelphia
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