Federal Security Program Debate Reflects U S Security Doubts
The piece contrasts a $71.9 billion federal security budget with criticism from the American Jewish Congress. It argues the program's 10 year history requires reevaluation yet warns against relaxing anti-Communist measures as espionage fears persist. It questions who decides what is sensitive and notes democracy tolerates risk to protect liberties.
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United States
American Jewish Congress
Commission On Government Security
Russia
Pentagon
State Department
Bible Thought for Today Deserts and Rest with God
A devotional note urges auditing our accounts with God in a quiet desert place. The still small voice grows audible as one rests and reflects, drawing spiritual clarity and renewed faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
RFC Balance Sheet Reveals Nation Tells Post Mortem
A Treasury post mortem on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation shows a profit over 300 million dollars after charges. The report argues RFC aided the South and postwar Dixie, outperforming its bad press and proving large scale public investment can be sound and cash positive.
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RFC
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
U. S. Treasury Department
Fulbright
New Deal
South
Dixie
Uncle Sam
Baseball at Finch Field on Bubble as Hi Tom Gate Outlook
Hi Toms president N C English says the High Point Thomasville baseball venture may end if attendance does not rise. Despite on field success the club trails in attendance with per game average about 578 at Finch Field. Phillies own team fears financial loss if fans stay away and cities risk losing professional baseball in 1958 without stronger support.
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High Point
Thomasville
N. C. English
Hi-Toms, Inc
Hi-Toms
Toms
Finch Field
High Point-Thomasville
Philadelphia Phillies
E Phils
Cleaners
Senate Hells Canyon Dam Bill Faces Tax Concession Clash
Editorial notes Sen Wayne Morse frames S 555 to authorize Hells Canyon Dam on the Snake River and attack tax concessions to private power firms. ODM certificates cited for Idaho Power projects spark GOP and Democrat debate on rapid amortization and potential taxpayer costs.
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Senate
Hells Canyon
Snake River
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Com
Office of Defense Mobilization
Idaho Power Company
ODM
Federal Power Commission
Idaho Power
Department of the Interior
FPC
Supreme Court
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Treasury
Humphrey
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
Publication notice and service rates details
The notice lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for the newspaper, mentions association with the Associated Press, and notes postal class and office entry. It also references delivery contractors and advertising representation, with disclaimers about rates and contacts.
Capitol Sex Crime Study Prompts Debate In House Panel
North Carolina House State Government committee debates Rep. Frank Snepp’s bill to create a commission studying sex crimes and potential law reforms. Critics note the 1869 death penalty repeal and compare penalties with other states while officials discuss treatment, imprisonment, and publicity.
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House State Government Committee
Frank Snepp
Rep
New York
Arthur Goodman
Meek
Reorganization Commission
Building Code Council
Ed Yarborough
Franklin
General Assembly
House
Senate
Washington News Notebook Delivers Cabinet Speculation
A Washington notebook surveys cabinet gossip with firm dates for speeches by Marion Folsom and others, notes on Secretary Weeks in Chicago, and Humphrey’s blank book. It also reports embassy witticisms on travel safety, fashion remarks from czarist diplomats, and Rep. Coya Knutson’s stove test on costs for family meals.
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Washington
Ike
Commierce
Sinclair Weeks
Chicago
Secretary of Treasury
George Humphrey
Experimental Dehydrated Foods Feature in Luncheon
Becknell receives a luncheon invitation from Brucker, discovering the menu comprises experimental foods preserved for weeks by atomic radiation. He notes the dishes include shrimp cocktail, roast chicken, broccoli and strawberries with cream, remarking that atoms may have useful applications beyond bombs. The piece also recalls new filing and posting requirements for ordinances and Rep. Yarbrough’s claim that laws should be publicly accessible.
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Becknell
Brucker
New Tar Heel in the Making as Bride Praises North Carolina
Ed Chimleski reports his fiancée Miss Susan Smith, a Minnesota senior, won a debate on North Carolina over Minnesota at the University of Minnesota. Ralph Starnes returns from Asheville as Imperial Life Insurance reshuffles leadership with two brothers advancing to vice-president and treasurer. Mrs. G H Kearns flies to New York with son Charles to greet Amos and wife home from Europe. High Point College Library receives books from Samuel E Tucker and Covington family as Red Men and Pocahontas fans convene. Earl Phillips Jr named editor in chief of Woodberry Forest Oracle for 1957 58. A Texan at a dinner party quips downtown Dallas has 36 acres.
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Ed Chimleski
Design South
University of Minnesota
North Carolina
Minnesota
Susan Smith
Ralph Starnes
Asheville
Imperial Life Insurance Company
C. E. Starnes
Ralph
W. MH. Starnes Sr
Rex Starnes
Starnes
Imperial
Duke University
G. H. Kearns
New York
Charles
Amos
Europe
High Point College
Samuel E. Tucker
George A. Covington
High Point
Red Men and Daughters of
Pocahontas
Ed Gurley
Woman's College At
Greensboro
Buzz Tennent
Dorothy Lewis
Brazil
Earl Phillips, Jr
Earl N. Phillips
Woodberry Forest Oracle
Young Phillips
Woodberry Forest
Chapel Council
The
Talon
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Pet McPherson
Cw. Path Sebtens
Benet W. Idol, JR
Associated Press
Hugh Point
N. C
Cotsingtons
High Point Berthenc
Ward-Gridfith Company
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Charles Pearson
Washington News Notebook
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Ali
Latin America
Havana
Nicaragua
Honduras
Moscow
U. S
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Yarborough
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Dallas
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