Power For Good at NCS College Launches Private Nuclear Reactor
State college pioneers private nuclear reactor on Raleigh campus of UNC. The $380000 facility, housed in a one story building, supports training and research with safety features and public viewing rooms. It aims to advance chemistry, physics, biology and related fields and envisions wide industrial medical and scientific benefits.
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N. C. State College
Raleigh
University of North Carolina
Atomic Energy Commission
Fight to Finish: Southern industry under external pressure
The piece argues New England seeks to raise Southern manufacturing costs by higher wages and encouraging unionization. It warns of ongoing battles as industry shifts, compares to Fall River and Nashua, and urges Southern leaders to guard against policies that could erode regional advantages and prosperity.
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New England
Fall River
Nashua
South
Dixie
New Recruits Welcome
May edition of the North Carolina Education Association journal critiques the University of North Carolina mission and policy. It argues university spending on brick and mortar must align with teachers’ welfare and professional progress, urging a coordinated, bottom‑to‑top educational structure for the state.
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North Carolina Education
North Carolina Education Association
University of North Carolina
Expense account curbs could boost corporate dividends
The St Louis Globe-Democrat notes rising prospects that the excess profits tax will expire on June 30 and reports tightening rules on corporate expense accounts. It argues that unlimited spending funded by tax policy is ending and such abuses helped drive shortages, inflation, and graft in government circles.
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Washington
Indi
OLD-TIME FAMILY PHYSICIAN PRACTICES PSYCHIATRY
The article cites Dr. William Menninger of Topeka arguing the family doctor historically practiced psychiatry by listening, visiting homes, and understanding environment. He urges three diagnoses physical psychological and social to reach root causes of illness.
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William Menninger
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Dr. Menninger
McCarthy backs intact International Information Admin
Senator McCarthy meets with Dr. Robert Johnson to endorse keeping the International Information Administration intact and to support Eisenhower’s plan to move it from the State Department to a separate agency. He dodges Fulbright criticism and defends pro American, non aligned propaganda.
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International Information Administration
Voice of America
Joseph McCarthy
Robert L. Johnson
Senator McCarthy
Dr. Johnson
State Department
Acheson
McCarthy
Eisenhower
Johnson
United States
Roy Cohn
David Schine
Europe
Ryalaeine McCarthy
Johnson Management
William Fulbright
Fulbright
Paganda
Central Intelligence
CIA
Congress
Senate
Oatis Case Sparks Debate On Justice And Propaganda
Washington column surveys reactions to William Oatis release and questions whether the United States mishandled his two year Czech imprisonment. Critics cite press pressure, security concerns, and possible motives behind memoirs while defenders emphasize wartime tensions and anti Communist campaigns.
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Washington
William Oatis
Oatis
Czechoslovakia
Paul Gallico
Saturday Evening Post
State Department
Bill Oatis
Reds
Robert Vogeler
Charlie Chaplin
Korea
Oasis
United States
Scripps-Howard
Poppies Youth And Modern Human Behavior
W A Bivins reflects on Poppy Day, the meaning of veterans and sacrifice from World Wars. He considers youth behavior, education, and moral guidance, urging peaceful aims, responsible personal conduct, and democratic understanding amid contemporary temptations.
Flue-cured tobacco outlook and state dairy plant progress
North Carolina observers report possible good prices for quality flue-cured tobacco in 1953 if leaf quality remains high amid reduced congressional support. Also highlighted is the State hospital dairy plant at Goldsboro, a $110000 to $120000 modern facility serving 122 Holstein cows and 3000 patients, with advanced design and clean handling practices.
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North Carolina
Don Lanier
Greenville
New York
Washington
Congressional
John Pierce Fellowship Club
Ayden
Congress
Lanier
Carolina
Raleigh
State Hospital
Goldsboro
Goldsboro Hospital
Negrées
McCain
Morrison Training School
Hoffman
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s.Sen
John P. Sparkman
BASA
MI6
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Edward Herbert
Dispatches
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Dulles
W. A. Bivins
Flanders Fields
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Freud
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