Reinvest in Hospital Building to Bolster State Health
The Medical Care Commission seeks a $1 million annual state appropriation to support hospital construction in underdeveloped areas. North Carolina led in hospital aid projects but funding lags. without state and federal support by 1957, progress will stall.
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Medical Care Commission For
North Carolina
Commission
General Assembly
John A. Farrell
Hospital Care Commission
Toward United States of Europe rises from Suez crisis
The piece argues that U S policy moves Britain and France toward a United States of Europe despite disagreements over the Suez crisis. It notes four principles guiding U S policy and predicts a long road to unification with economic and political impact. It cautions that Europe’s leaders must read the road signs and adjust.
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France
England
U. S
Eisenhower
United States
United States of Europe
John Bull
Italy
Germany
Lorillard Plant Returns to North Carolina Industrial Scene
The $13 million P. Lorillard plant in Greensboro marks North Carolina’s return to major new manufacturing. It is the largest privately financed project in the state and includes seven lab centers for product quality and tobacco research. The plant signals renewed faith in tobacco business and regional growth, with more expansion ahead.
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Greensboro
North Carolina
Lorillard
Guilford
P. Lorillard
Internal strife and external tensions threaten Jordan's stability
Editorial notes Jordan faces internal dissent within the army and political opposition ahead of elections while King Hussein weighs delaying or barring extremists. Israel accuses Jordan of aggression and frames UN aid as insufficient, with Dayan signaling ongoing retaliation policy.
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Jordan
Hussein
John Bagot Glubb
Glubb Pasha
Arab Legion
Retaliation Policy in Middle East Tensions Cited by Dayan
The article notes Dayan’s 1955 warnings that retaliation would be Israel’s main tool to safeguard its borders. It describes his list of changes needed to ease tension, including Arab cooperation and frontier measures, and contrasts with Glubb Pasha’s view of infiltrators. The piece also cites Moshe Brilliant on the shifting dynamics from war to peace.
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Israel
United Nations
Israel Foreign Ministry
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Middle East
Jordan
U. N. Security Council
Israel Defense Forces
Glubb Pasha
Gaza
Moshe Brilliant
Brilliant
High Point Enterprise Staff Directory Listing
The High Point Enterprise publishing staff includes D A Rawley Mrs R B Terry Holt McPherson Patterson and Loflin in roles such as president secretary treasurer treasurer and business manager at 395 North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
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THE
High Point Enterprise
INO
North Main Street
Publication notice and rights statement from High Point Enterprise
The notice lists publication schedule as daily and Sunday edition, subscription rates by mail and carrier, and AP reprint rights. It includes post office registration details, carrier responsibility disclaimer, and mention of advertising representation.
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High Point
N. Y
Two Way Kentucky Fight Could Decide Senate Control
In Kentucky the 1956 race features two open Senate contests. Democratic Sen. Earle Clements faces Republican Thruston Morton for six years, while Democrat Lawrence W. Wetherby challenges Republican John Sherman Cooper for four years remaining of Barkley’s term. Eisenhower campaigns for Cooper and Morton as a new type Republicanism amid Democratic intraparty strife and farmer income unrest.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Senate
GOP
Ike
Earle C. Clements
Thruston Ballard Morton
Alben W. Barkley
Lawrence W. Wetherby
John Sherman Cooper
India
Eisenhower
Lexington
Blue Grass
Cooper
Morton
Democratic Party
Clements
Wetherby
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Happy
Clement
Chandler
Luther Hodges Emerges as Leading North Carolina Figure
Reporter notes Hodges’ rapid rise in state politics as rallies draw about 5 000 attendees across half the state. Voters ask about Democratic chances, school integration, and Hodges’ future plans, linking state control to national influence and school policy outcomes.
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North Carolina
Ashe County
North Hanover
Piedmont
Democratic Party
Hodges
North Corona
South
Hodges Drive for National Role Leave Governor Open
Notes on the News discuss Hodges potential as a national figure while stressing his continued state leadership. Observers weigh cabinet or Senate futures, noting his 1960 Senate bid rumors and proposed North Carolina client influence amid Stevenson era national plans.
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Hodges
Senate
United States Senate
Sen
Kerr Scott
Commerce
Stevenson
Tom Pearsall
Agriculture
Bob Hanes
Imperialism and its shifting roles in world politics
The piece traces how imperialism has been judged as good and bad across eras and powers. It contrasts European and Soviet uses of empire language, notes how colonialisms and by by by. It discusses by by by and the propagandistic labeling of imperialism as colonialism and the shifting perceptions shaping geopolitics.
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Europe
Britain
France
Netherlands
Woodrow Wilson
Jan Smuts
Wilson
Danubian
Kremlin
China
India
Japan
Soviet
Russia
Red China
Egypt
Karl Marx
New York Daily Tribune
London
Frederick Engels
Hong Kong
Marx
Sun Yatsen
Soviet Russia
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Happy Chandler
Sena
Thruston B. Morton
Harry Waterfield
Lawrence Wetherby
Earle Clements
Lynn Nisbet
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Southern Governors Conference
Charles Pearson
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