Fall-Out From Bulganin Eisenhower H Bomb Exchange
The piece notes Adlai Stevenson’s H bomb issue provoking a sharp Bulganin to renew a plea for test limits. Eisenhower rebuffs the bid as unwarranted meddling, stressing personal offense and potential derailment of U S Soviet disarmament talks. The column warns the two nations face a tense two week period with world safety at stake.
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Adlai Stevenson
Russia
Bulganin
Eisenhower
Stevenson
U. S
Dulles
Washington
Bulgarin
Geneva
Poland
United States
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Soviet
Is Eisenhower the sole force behind the Republican Party
The article argues the Republican Party may survive only through Dwight D. Eisenhower and names two splinter groups and their leaders. It notes Hoffman’s claim of a pressureproof party and contrasts potential outcomes if Eisenhower wins a large or slim majority, with state races drawing more early interest than the presidential contest.
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Eisenhower
United States
Great Britain
Paul Hoffman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hoffman
Democratic Party
Eiisenhower
Congress
Senate
White House
Wayne Morse
Massachusetts
Foster Furcolo
New York State
California
Washington
Oregon
Stevenson
Press TV Critique Calls Out Hamming Up Newsrooms
An opinion column denounces televising press conferences and televised court hearings as turning reporters and lawyers into ham actors. It cites Sunday’s Gore interview as an example where panelists sought self glory at the expense of fair reporting and public trust.
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Tennessee
Albert Gore
U. S
Gore
Reverend W L Scott Remembered For Lifelong Ministry
A portrait of Reverend W L Scott, likened to James A Farley in appearance, highlighting his fifty years as a Methodist teacher and minister across western North Carolina. He and Mrs. Scott raised many children in parsonages, and in retirement in Jamestown he remained active in church life.
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James A. Farley
W. L. Scott
North Carolina
Scott
Jamestown
Editorial on Gasoline Taxes and Highway Funding Debate
Montana voters face a constitutional amendment to bar diverting state gasoline tax receipts from highways. The piece reviews national trends, federal funding shifts, and opinions of state and national groups on earmarking highway revenues, noting increasing highway costs and historic supports and objections.
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Montana
Minnesota
Virginia
Congress
Treasury
General
American Automobile Association
National Highway Users Conference
American Association of State Highway Officials
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
New York, State Joint Legislative Committee On
General Fund
State Governors Conference
Council of State Governments
Conference
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
High Point Enterprise Notices and Postal Details
The High Point Enterprise imprint lists D A Rawley and Mrs R B Terry as officers with roles including president and secretary treasurer. The note states second class mailing and contractor status for carriers and distributors under the 1879 act, with reference to Ward-Oril Company and local postal procedures.
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High Point
N. Y
Indeent
High Point Enterprise
Tor
Earente Sui Venumen Em
R Poprene Sais
N Ea
Ward-Orila
Tits Company
Supreme Court decision to speed highway projects in NC
North Carolina awaits a Supreme Court ruling on whether the highway commission may condemn land for controlled access. A decision could unlock several projects including the US 70 Greensboro to Efland four lane plan and a bypass around Durham. If denied, work may wait for legislation or federal court rulings, delaying road improvements and right of way acquisitions.
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North Carolina
Suprreme
High Court
State Highway Commission
W. A. Hedrick
Graham
Davidson County
Walter E. Johnsoon
Hedrick
The
Highway Commission
Yadkin River
Greensboro
Efland
Hillsboro
Duram
W. H. Rogers Jr
Greensboro-Esland
Rogers
General Assembly
Highway Department
Supreme Court
Study Commission
Hodges
High Point group gears up for Rock excursion train
Frank X. Schmidley chairs a High Point Traffic and Transportation Club outing inviting 200 members and furniture reps. The excursion uses six air conditioned coaches from three rail roads for a 1:30 p.m. departure to High Rock with 350-seat capacity and $4 per person. Reservations via John ny Bruton.
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Frank X. Schmidley
High Point
Atlantic Coast Line
Norfolk and Western and Southern Railway
The
Rock
West Green
West
Russell
Johnny Bruton
Hpt&d
Pictorial Drollery From Dulles to Bourbon Street
Washington gossip notes poke gentle fun at the national scene. The piece lampoons a Democratic press release, a Parisian style pigeon show, and Bourbon Street’s carefree nightlife as the mayor of New Orleans writes in with colorful, humorous portraits.
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Washington, D. C
National Symphony Orchestra
John Foster Dulles
Adlai Stevenson
Helene Williams
American Racing Pigeon Union
Palace
Sherman Adams
Democratic National Committee
Gasper Gullota
Bourbon Street
New Orleans
George
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George Sokolsky
Knowland
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Aee
Eee
Associated Press
Lda
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Jay Jenkins
Charlotte Observer
Kyle Hayes
Hayes
Jenkins
Bill Tuck
Benson
Advisory Budget Commission
Charles Pearson
Isaad
Holt McPherson
Enterprise
North State
Dick Meisky
Jake Harris
Jake
Merchants Association
YMCA
Virginia Heard
Jim Barbee
Uncle Sam
Navy
Main
Johnson Streets
C C Camp Road
Deep River Church
James Whitcomb Riley
George Dixon
Rim of the Pacific
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