Disturbing Symptoms On Formosa Stir U S Public Debate
The piece argues that anti American rioting in Formosa follows earlier protests in Japan and criticizes U S foreign policy for aligning with Chiang Kai shek and other unpopular symbols. It warns of growing anti American sentiment abroad and calls for smarter policy to maintain Cold War cohesion.
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Chiang Kai-shek
China
U. S
Japan
Formosa
United States
King Saud
Britain
Europe
America
Taipei
Stassen Rides Again Open skies policy debated in new disarmament plan
President Eisenhower issued new instructions for negotiating with the Russians as Harold E. Stassen heads to London to implement the policy. Secretary of State Dulles said Stassen will pursue a flexible, self enforcing approach while Radford cautioned that trust cannot be placed in the Russian commitment. The piece notes the aim of a verifiable disarmament framework amid wary U S officials and signals cautious optimism about a path toward enforceable arms control. The second half reports on High Point lawyers seeking public support for better courtroom facilities through a community outreach series in the Enterprise.
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Eisenhower
Moscow
Dulles
White House
Harold E. Stassen
Handyman
Stassen
Radford
Joint Chiefs of Staff
National Security Council
Lony
Ascow
High Point
Attorne
Streamlined Commencement At High Point College
High Point College combines baccalaureate and graduation into one day to save time for families. Bishop Noland B Harmon delivers the morning address and Governor Luther Hodges speaks in the afternoon, showcasing the college’s community oriented planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noland B. Harmon
Luther H. Hodges
Oth
High Point College
Five Day Bank Week Adopted in Local Area
The five day banking week begins June 8 as banks adjust to reduced Saturday hours and a new schedule. Officials note the trend toward a five day week mirrors actions by Greensboro Winston-Salem Charlotte and other cities. Local readers may find it hard to accustom themselves to the changed banking pattern but expect broader adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Greensboro
Winston- Salem
Charlotte
Asheville
Death marks passing of High Point writer Jack Field
Harry Edwin Field known as Jack Field dies leaving a legacy as a keen observer and gifted writer for High Point. His return to High Point after years in New York is noted along with memories of his columns and devotion to the city.
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Harry Edwin
Jack—Field
High Point
New York
Jack Field
Miracle of Mind and Education in a Christian View
A Sunday sermon extols mind as humanity’s greatest gift and links education to moral and religious aims. It cites planes, cars, skyscrapers, factories, and universities as products of brainpower, contrasts American and Russian education, and urges uniting education with faith to shape a humane civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
America
Helicopter Republicanism on Capitol Hill Sparks Debate
Senate committee battles over Commerce budget as Margaret Chase Smith asserts rank as Republican leader. She challenges Saltonstall and directs a $500,000 request, with Weeks’ Boston tie-in misread. Democrats label the scene Helicopter Republicanism as funds rise on Capitol Hill.
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New Jersey
William F. Knowland
GOP
Senate
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Smith
Department of Commerce
Saltonstall
Sinclair
White House
Montomgery criticized by British press over Gettysburg remarks
Letters from Tom Green of Southampton report a Daily Mirror column slating Montgomery as a poseur and a petulant old man. The debate references Lee and Meade and notes Wavell’s wartime leadership alongside Montgomery’s. Green and Peacock also discuss visiting the Royal Artillery Museum and seeing Gone With The Wind in London.
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Eisenhower
Lord Montgomery
Gettysburg
England
Lee
Meade
Montgomery
el Alamein
John R. Peacock
High Point Insuranceman
Tom Green
Southampton
General Wavell
Peacock
Green
Daily Mirror
Wavell
Monty
Desert
Cassandra
Alamein
London
Royal Artillery Museum
Gaumont
Picadilly
South
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D. A. Rawley
Earth
Detroit
Henry Ford
Fifth Avenue
Empire State
Tower of Babel
Yonder
George Dixon
Commerce Department
New England
House
Commerce
Subcommittee
Secretary of Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Industries Division
Business and Defense Services Administration
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
Mrs. Smith
Senator Smith
Boston
Capitol Hill
Robert Marks
Marlborough
Wellington
Lexington Avenue
High Point Little Theater
Memorial Auditorium
Emerywood Country Club
The
Little Theater
Carolina Motor Club
North Carolina
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