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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1956
Page
4
The piece argues Western dependence on Middle East oil and Suez risks, urging steps to reduce reliance and resolve regional hatreds. It highlights UN potential to stabilize oil flows and notes Russia’s opposition, urging prompt policy actions to diversify energy and curb communist influence.
A keen reader urges better safeguards than lie detectors to curb political falsehoods. The piece argues lie detectors fail for campaigns since true deception is unconscious and fanatical. It cites Nasser Hitler and Mussolini as examples of leaders who manipulate truth, warning voters must stay vigilant daily.
The piece argues against linking the Pearsall Plan to the GOP gains in North Carolina, noting overwhelming Plan support earlier, similar white and Black voter patterns, and Eisenhower’s broad popularity as the main factor in the 1952 election outcome.
The piece argues Poland's fate under Soviet influence since World War II, highlighting Gomulka's critique of socialist results and the critique of colonial Soviet control. It denounces Masochism and quislings aiding the Kremlin and warns against false improvements in satellite nations.
The document lists The High Point Enterprise address at North Main Street High Point North Carolina and names President D A Rawley and Mrs R B Terry as Secretary Treasurer.
Fragmentary masthead and boilerplate from a local paper noting publication frequency and rates, Associated Press rights, and carrier distribution disclaimer.
Lynn Nisbet reports that the Southeast rises in corn production with North Carolina now the top Dixie state. Hybrid seeds and better cultivation push yields, with NC producing nearly 8 million bushels as corn becomes central to animal agriculture and industrial uses.
The piece recounts a bold armed robbery of thirteen men in a High Rock poker game, with $11 000 taken and four Kannapolis men charged, plus notes on a Florida sailfish catch, a tax impact study on cigarette sales, and broader crime patterns, policing, and policy debates.
A luncheon chatter with Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser is interrupted by a call from Cairo. Nasser denies urging nationalization and says Egypt will honor its contracts amid oil disputes with Britain and Russia. Publisher Amin of Alakhbar details press moves and circulation abroad.
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