Bigger Military Budgets Coming Pentagon Strategy Shift
A Pentagon soul search could reshape future U S military forces and budgets, with bigger conventional arms spending and a shift toward limited wars. Generals Twining and Lemnitzer diverge on emphasis, predicting more mobile conventional forces and a possible long conventional follow-up after initial atomic strikes.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Nathan Twining
Army
Lyman Lemnitzer
Twining
Leinitzer
Defense Department
Cause For Worry As World Needs Men To Match Power
A traveler returns from Europe with a bleak outlook on global tensions. He cites Khrushchev’s UN diplomacy, rising U.S. debt versus Europe’s, and cheap imports undercutting American industry. He warns that atomic threat grows and world danger rises unless arms are reduced and a balance of power is found.
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Khrushchev
Russia
Europe
Japan
Cuba
Lindbergh and the Irish boatmen remembered in 1960 flight talk
Fishermen off Ireland shores were the first humans Lindbergh saw on his 1927 nonstop New York to Paris solo. The piece notes motorists may push 1960 to the fastest mileage year yet with eight months showing 5.1 deaths per million miles. It mentions 24,010 deaths by August and describes a search for survivors linked to Irish airline publicity.
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Eire
Charles A. Lindbergh
New York
Paris
National Safety Council
Lone Eagle
Irish International Airlines
Atlantic
Ballyferritter Parish
Dingle
County Kerry
No Time To Handle A Scientist Turkevich On US Lead
Former U S official John Turkevich argues the United States leads Russia in basic science and in space satellite quality. He notes Russians focus intensely on science and says their current weakness provides the U S with breathing space while warning against rushing progress.
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U. S
Moscow
Princeton
John Turkevich
United States
Turkevich
Farm plans in presidential race divide voters and harvests
Editorial compares Nixon and Kennedy farm proposals, arguing Kennedy’s plan aims for higher farmer income via full parity and strict quotas, while Nixon favors temporary measures and expanded soil banks. It notes urban impact worries, farmer shifts in polls, and a government surplus value of 8.8 billion dollars as of Aug. 31.
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Nixon
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
New Deal
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
FDR
S. Wallace
Farm Journal
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Midwest
Moveuream Sere Independent Newspaper Price Notice
Publication lists subscription rates and terms including six month three month and one month options. It notes rates for weekly and Sunday morning editions and mentions availability through agents and postal services.
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Moveuream Sere
Altornees
Letters to the Editor argue who should lead by character not looks
The Enterprise letters critique Priorities in presidential choice citing Kennedy and Nixon, urge selecting a leader with dignity, and praise Eisenhower's moral leadership. It contrasts appearances with inner qualities and calls for patriotic education week promoted by the Martha Bell Society, urging public observance and rekindling democratic heritage.
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May Meador
Nixon
Kennedy
Harry Truman
Miss Meador
United States
Free World
U. S
Truman
Eisenhower
White House
Elwanda Yates
Denton, N. C
Martha Bell Society
Children of the American Revolution
High Point
Meb Brinson
Notes On The News By Charles Pearson
A reflective verse piece critiques Cold War politics and Eisenhower era governance. It satirizes officials like Ezra Benson and Sherman Adams, hints at Dixon-Yates electricity issues, and imagines a shift to Democratic leadership as a corrective. Mamie and Ike appear, with a closing jab at the Grand Old Party.
Furniture Market and civic pages sparkle in the Carolinas
HOLT MCHPHERSON reports a bustling Furniture Plaza opening as the South’s great market expands with new showrooms and dining facilities. The Wesley Memorial Church opens a grand new building and the community hosts large crowds, while Ted Cramer notes Democratic momentum amid national political talk and Truman’s debate remarks.
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New Furniture Plaza
Heath
Schrafft's
Southern Furniture Exposition
Wrenn Street
Jay Williard
Carolina
New Wesley Memorial
Fellowship Hall
Nolan B. Harmon
Ted Cramer
Harry Truman
Shelby Star
Truman
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