Nation Owes Debt Of Gratitude To Hoover Report Committee
The Citizens Committee for the Hoover Report, a 50 000 member group, will disband after three years of pushing for federal efficiency. About 60 percent of its 314 recommendations were adopted or implemented, with estimated savings of 3 to 4 billion dollars. The piece praises Hoover and calls for continued vigilance against waste in government.
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Hoover
Citizens Committee For
Hoover Commission
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Pioneer lunar probe nears moonreach amid mixed triumphs
The Pioneer rocket flew 79 212 miles into space before falling back, missing a lunar orbit trajectory but marking the greatest achievement in space exploration to date. Scientists will study why the trajectory failed while noting the unprecedented distance and near miss to the moon.
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Moon
Earth
Pioneer
Cape Canaveral
United States
Editorial Viewpoints on Brown for California Governor
The piece weighs Pat Brown as the likely 1960 presidential nominee potential, contrasts him with Knowland and Stevenson, and notes factors such as term limits, religion, and experience. It compares regional influence, historic presidential patterns, and the strength of other figures like Nixon Kennedy and Humphrey, framing California as pivotal in 1960.
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Edmund Gerald
Pat") Brown
California
William F. Knowland
Brown
Adlai E. Stevenson
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Golden State
Pennsylvania
New York
Nixon
Warren G. Harding
James M. Cox
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Harriman
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Robert B. Meyner
N.J
George M. Leader
Taxing Private Schools Sparks Inflation Debate in California
The author argues high taxes hurt all, condemns efforts to tax private and religious schools, and cites California voters facing a 1952 referendum. He notes private schools claim better facilities and smaller classes, while opponents push taxation to fund municipal schools amid inflation and bond difficulties.
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California
Talmud Torah
Soviet
Russia
Bezbozniki
Society of the Godless
Shadow boxing around Capitol Square in North Carolina
The state Democratic organization stages rallies in districts and keeps headquarters open as the 1958 campaign moves, while planning for a stronger fight in 1960. Senator Everett Jordan faces Richard Clark for the Democratic nomination, with other offices largely unopposed on the ballot.
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Democratic
Everett Jordan
Richard Clark
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Jordan
Seawell
Leigh
Washington
Bill Whitley
Joe Crawford
Ben Roney
Kerr Scott
Senate
Dedication in High Point Honors Race Relations and Peace Calls
At the Carl Chavis YMCA and Mary McLeod Bethune YWCA dedication in the Fourth Street Branch a prayer framed integration as a major national issue. The address urged prayer for world peace and a peaceful settlement, with focus on Supreme Court guidance and government officials. Four new stroke related booklets are offered for families, including Strike Back at Stroke from the Public Health Service, Stroke a Guide for the Family from the American Heart Association, Stroke from New York State, and Understanding Aphasia a guide for family and friends from the Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
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Carl Chavis Ymca
Mary McLeod Bethune Ywca
Fourth Street
High Point
Supreme Court
Public Health Service
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
U.S
Washington
D.C
American Heart Association
New York State Department of Health
Holland Avenue
Albany
N.Y
Institute of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
East 34Th Street
New York City
Gambling and textiles clash with a recession-proof edge
Challenge cites gambling as the most recession-proof industry with bets and lotteries generating tens of billions in U.S. payrolls and tax disputes. The piece also promotes a nationwide textile gift drive, urging hosiery gifts to boost a High Point industry and spark sales amid downturn.
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Challenge
U.S
Atlantic
T-men
Quotes on culture politics and leadership from 1960 era figures
A compilation of remarks from Nikita Khrushchev Averell Harriman Truman Trudeau Malik and others on comedy education espionage and presidential power illustrating era debates. The quotes span culture politics and views on national service and leadership.
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Pentagon
High Point Enterprise
High Point NT Enterprise, Inc
Napsoon
D._A. RAWLEY
R. B. Terry
Mall
Carrier
THE
Associated Press
High Point Enterprise, Inc
George Sokolsky
Aks Coun
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Budget Bureau
William E. Horner
Sanford Herald
Lee County
Bill
Charles Pearson
Columbus
Holt McPherson
Franklin
Nikolai Mikhailov
Pres. Payton N. Rhodes
Southwestern College
Memphis, Tenn
Harry
Truman
Averall Harriman
Sigmund Freud
Ernest Freud
Hollywood
Army
Arthur G. Trudeau
Nikita Khrushchev
God
AFL - Cio
Charles Malik
Lebanon
U. N. General Assembly
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