California Could Be Key To GOP Futures
The piece highlights Senator William F Knowland as the decisive force in California politics with his right to work stance. It notes President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon depending on California outcomes and warns Knowland could reshape the party and possibly the nation if his independent stance sustains him through the upcoming election.
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California
Eisenhower
Los Angeles
Nixon
GOP
Senate
William F. Knowland
Knowland
Pblic
Air Force blunder over moon rocket escape claim
The Air Force admitted a historic sounding error after a moon rocket launch. About 90 minutes later officials claimed the probe left Earth’s gravity, which was false and not intended. The episode underscores risks of miscommunication among scientists writers and the public.
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Air Force
Hisrc
Engineering Coleges
Casals in U S for United Nations Day broadcast
World renowned cellist Pablo Casals, 81, appears in the United States for the first time since 1928 as part of a global radio and TV program marking United Nations Day. He will perform alongside the Boston Symphony Orchestra and notable violinists in a politically charged, disarmament themed event.
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Pablo Casals
United States
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Yehudi Menuhin
David Oistrakh
Orchestre de la Suisse Romande
Casals
U. S
Franco
France
Senor Casals
Soviet Russia
Albert Schweitzer
Spain
Tru- Union
U. N
U. S. Senate
High Point Enterprise Staff and Contact Directory
The High Point Enterprise lists its corporate offices at 305-307 Main Street High Point North Carolina. D A Rawley serves as president and R B Terry as secretary treasurer. Advertising director is Charles B Loplin with additional staff indicated.
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High Point Enterprise
High Pont Enterprise, Inc
Main Street
High Point
N. C
D. A Rawley
R. B. Terry
Joe Snown
Emer
W. Pain, A
Charles B. Loplin
Cunttiness
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Dulles Outmaneuvers Soviet moves in Middle East and Asia
An editorial analysis lauds John Foster Dulles for handling Soviet strategy in Lebanon and Quemoy, arguing his policy prevents limited wars from widening and preserves U S alliances. It contrasts past doctrine with current realities and notes Soviet plans for rapid shifts in focus.
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Mr. Dulles
Mr. Jones
John Foster Dulles
Middle East
Far East
United States
Soviet Russia
Quemoy
Lebanon
Iraq
Dulles
Russia
Asia
Wall Street
Travel boosts North Carolina value beyond money
Lynn Nisbet surveys the Travel Council of North Carolina discussion on See North Carolina. Travel spurs state revenue and indirect benefits through cultural growth, community pride, and roadside improvements that encourage local renewal and shared ideas.
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Travel Council of North Carolina
North Carolina
Bob Garvey
Travel Council
Quebec
Southport
West
Federal Reserve Bank
Morehead Planetarium
Chapel Hill
Art Museum
Raleigh
Tryon’s Palace
Old Salem
Home business offices gain tax edge says furniture group
The National Office Furniture Association promotes home offices for five million executives, highlighting tax deductions for home office expenses and depreciation. Melvin Levin notes 68 percent of managers do homework evenings and 55 percent own home office equipment, urging wives to view home offices as business hubs.
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High Point
National Office Furniture Association
Melvin Levin
Levin
Internal Revenue Service
Red Chinese shell Quemoy amid cease fire talk
The Red Chinese renewed shelling of Quemoy near the Formosa Strait signaling a challenge to Dulles and Eisenhower. Analysts see motives ranging from pressuring for concessions to shaping U.S. election politics while signaling who calls the shots on Quemoy and Matsu.
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Formosa Strait
Quemoy
State Dulles
Dulles
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Matsu
China
Eisenhower
Election Day
Chiang
Rebounee
Red
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