Amon G Carter Will Divests Wealth For Public Good
The Texas publisher Amon G. Carter who died last month leaves most of his vast estate to public benefaction. The will, dated nearly a year before his death, emphasizes stewardship of wealth and urges generous opportunities for those less fortunate, reflecting his pioneer Texas heritage and belief in shared prosperity.
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Landing at South Pole signals new International Geophysical Year
Editorial notes a American plane landing at the South Pole on the eve of the IGY. The project aims to establish a base station for observers and as a stopover for polar ground parties. Over 5,000 scientists from 55 countries will participate in an 18 month program from mid 1957 to end 1958 to study earth and its atmosphere and sun effects.
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Geophysical Year satellites to probe Earth’s interior and sky
Geophysical Year promises major projects in oceanography meteorology and upper atmosphere studies. New rocket instruments and artificial satellites will map solar activity effects with satellites from Florida and a Soviet craft planned for polar orbit around the Arctic Circle.
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Why the skilled labor market faces shortages now
The piece argues that despite population growth the U S labor market for white collar and professional work is tight. It cites teacher shortages in New York, wage pressures, rising use of technology, new earning forms like modeling, and a mismatch between demand and compensation due to taxpayer funding and long training paths. It also warns that if conditions don t improve a 30 hour work week may drive import of workers, including nurses from Canada.
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Schools Versus Presley Haircuts in Mount Clemmons
In Mount Clemmons Michigan Romeo High School banned Elvis Presley style haircuts six weeks ago causing 44 boys to cut their hair. Sixteen year old Robert Phernetton refused and sued for readmission. Judge Alton H. Noe denied the writ saying respect for authority is a classroom lesson. His mother considers switching schools.
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High Point Enterprise masthead and staff list
The High Point Enterprise masthead lists the 35 307 North Main Street address with leadership and staff roles including President, Secretary Treasurer, Editor, Advertising Director, Business Manager, and Circulation Manager. No article content is present beyond the newspaper’s header and staff names.
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High Point News Summary Note
Publication details of a High Point North Carolina newspaper showing pricing and Associated Press rights. Mentions circulation by mail and carrier delivery, subscription terms, and carrier responsibilities.
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Lynn Nisbet Around Capitol Square
Lynn Nisbet, recovering from a serious car crash, will leave Rex Hospital for Raleigh tomorrow and return in about 10 days. Eric W. Rodgers discusses North Carolina coastal bridges and airports, focusing on Outer Banks connections and efforts to link mainland and islands via new routes.
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Umstead Bridge project spurs toll debate in Coastal Plain
Notes highlight move to open the William B. Umstead Bridge linking Manns Harbor to Roanoke Island as a first step toward a broader Southern Albemarle Association goal of a Cape Fear and Alligator River toll bridge network. Governor Hodges backs surveys and congestion relief while toll options draw support from coastal communities.
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Southern Newspaper Publishers Association leaders praise growing industry
Holt McPherson reports SNPA and Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association thrive with strong regional influence. Knight announces new SNPA president, Frank Mayborn joins board, and paper costs loom next year as mills expand in the South. Braxton receives long service tray amid memories of Asheville.
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Temple
Texas
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High Point
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H. Galt Braxton
Kinston Free Press
Josh L. Horne
Rocky Mount Telegram
Mr. Braxton
Fred L. Seely
Grove Park Inn
Asheville
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Quotes from leaders and public figures surface in miscued remarks
A collection of quotation snippets spans statements by Anthony Hunter British Judge Sir Wintringham Mable Gen. Nathan Twining defense secretary Charles E. Wilson and others. The pithy lines cover views on bathing norms national identity and housing policy with inconsistent spelling and attribution.
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