High Point Enterprise publication and staff listing
The text lists publication details for The High Point Enterprise including office roles editor Holt McPherson, secretary treasurer Rawley, circulation manager Loflin, and Associated Press membership. It provides subscription rates by mail and carrier with periods and prices.
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High Point
N. C
IR. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
D. A. Rawley
C. W. Patterson, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Associated Press
Red China releases pilots while seeking UN status and peace talks
The article notes the return of four American fliers and growing U S pressure for 52 more releases by Peiping. It argues these moves aim to ease tensions while China pursues UN recognition and better access to goods, warning the regime remains criminal and opportunistic despite any concessions.
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Red China
United States
Peiping
Washington
U. S
Quemoy
Matsu
Formosa
United Nations
Britain
France
Russia
Burlington Industries launches fourfold aid to education program
J Spencer Love announces a landmark private industry effort combining business, government and education to boost American democracy through education. The plan aims to expand talent development, raise standards, improve citizen decision making, and strengthen national defense against extremism and improper philosophies.
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Burlington Industries
Ford Foundation
J. Spencer Love
Love
Record Memorial Day traffic toll could set new high
The weekend's death toll nears a 1952 high with 359 deaths reported and projections rising. The National Safety Council estimates 375, plus 83 drownings and 84 other accidents, as Ned H. Dearborn urges drivers to observe safe conduct on the highways.
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National Safety Council
Ned H. Dearborn
The
Birds of a feather economy notches in Arizona
Herbert Leggett riffs on the economy with a playful bird metaphor list. The piece likens various birds to economic types and behaviors, from the penguin at banquets to the starling around government buildings, using humor to critique fiscal notions and policy.
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Whippoorwill
Starling
Conservative Victory in England a Good American Viewpoint
George Sokolski argues that Britain’s decisive Tory win shows continued prosperity under Conservative policy, deters a Labour shift toward socialism, and sustains the Anglo American alliance. He credits Eden and Butler, notes Labour’s renationalization plans hurt Socialists, and sees five years of Tory governance shaping trade, taxes, and peace.
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England
Great Britain
United States
Labour
Bevan
Herbert Morrison
Wople
Eisenhower
Sir Anthony Eden
R. A. Butler
Anthony Eden
Winston Churchill
Eden
Rankin says research itself is big business in the Triangle
Governor Hodges promotes a Triangle Lab network with Chapel Hill Duke and State facilities to lure private labs. Ed Rankin notes research drives industry, expanding into electronics, chemicals, and synthetic fibers, with public and private funds fueling growth beyond traditional tobacco and textiles in North Carolina.
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Ed Rankin
Hodges
Triangle Research Council
Chapel Ill
Duke
State College
Rankin
Research Triangle Development Committee
North Carolina
Piedmont
North Carolina shifts to new industrial base and tax review
Notes on the News describe a postwar shift from textile and knitting to electronics and chemicals in North Carolina, with Cornell-Dubilek General Electric Western Electric and Westinghouse expanding plants. A proposed midstate Research Triangle development plus a call for a thorough tax study with a potential $50 000 cost are highlighted as necessary for informed policy. The 1969 General Assembly approved about $639 million for the biennium, with $425 million in nonhighway and nonagriculture appropriations.
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Cornell - Dubulek
General Electric
Western Electric
Westinghouse
North Carolina
Hodges
General Assembly
Atomic Knowledge on Display at Geneva Fair
Geneva hosts the United Nations conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy with hundreds of scientists from over 50 nations and a commercial expo by Gordon Molesworth. The event features a ten kilowatt reactor exhibit, 4000 square feet of space, and 320 programmed papers in four languages.
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Washington
United Nations
Gordon Molesworth
U. N
Palais Des Nations
Geneva
League of Nations
United States
U.S. Information Agency
Geneva Exposition Hall
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge, Tenn
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
Russia
Great Britain
France
Memorial Days Past POWs And GIs In Contrast
A reflective reminiscence recalls National Memorial Day for Piedmont North Carolina's colored community, with trains to Salisbury National Cemetery, Civil War memories, prison yard scenes, and a Pennsylvanian POW's final act of kindness. It recalls the Bivouac of the Dead and honors fallen soldiers across states, urged to seek lasting peace.
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Piedmont
North Carolina
Southern
Salisbury
National Cemetery
Abraham Lincoln
Nanas
Home Guard
Shermnan
Dmne
Pennsylvania
Yadkin
Norwood
Hometown
Heaven
The
Theodore O'Hara
Buena Vista
Mexico
New York
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
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