Apology Fails to Clean Up Senatorial Junketing Charge
The Defense Department clears Sen. McClellan of Arkansas and Sen. Stennis of Mississippi of blame in using a $20,000 special plane to bring them home from Europe. The episode exposes widespread official travel at taxpayer expense and prompts calls for accountability and scrutiny of such junkets.
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Defense Department
Sen. McClellan
Arkansas
Sen. Stennis
Mississippi
Europe
Air Force
Spain
Speeding crash on Main Street warning urged
A fast moving car struck a stationary vehicle on Main Street after attempting a left turn. Skid marks show high speed and potential danger to pedestrians. The piece urges strict speed control and enforcement to prevent tragedy and protect pedestrians and traffic.
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Main Street
Stoker
Sheraton Place
Ulcer risk tied to career woman stereotype
Dr John E Cox of Memphis warned at a Chicago meeting that female ulcer cases rose over 30 percent in the last decade among women who push household budgets and pursue careers. He calls the modern career woman a special ulcer candidate as she enters roles once held by men. Equality, he notes, can bring ulcers too.
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John E. Cox
Memphis
American College of Gastroenterology
Chicago
Cox
J. C. Rowe
Jore
Rowan County
Ome Country School
Hans
Si Beck
Welfare Department Drops Support Over World Series Trip
A Statesville dispatch reports the welfare department halted payments to a client who lost her $64 check while in New York for the World Series. Officials decided that if she could travel to New York, she did not need welfare assistance. Game's over.
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Iredell
Statesville
New York
Diligence in High Places Highlighted in Rockingham Case and Cheese Scandal
In Rockingham last week a Laurinburg man sued the U. S. government over a two finger loss at Maxton Air Base. Albemarle citizens debated government actions amid a cheese price support scandal where the Commodity Credit Corporation paid millions for cheese not moved, with Kraft Foods receiving the largest payout.
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Rockingham
Laurinburg
U. S
Maxton Air Base
Albemarle
Mississippi
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kraft Foods Company
Chicago
High Point Enterprise personnel listing
A partial, noisy OCR shows staff roles at the High Point Enterprise including president, secretary treasurer, editor, advertising director, business manager and circulation manager with unclear names and titles due to garbled text.
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D. A. Rawley Mage
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
W. Oerrmmeee
Mm. Soissees
V. W. Dol
Cialis B. Loflen
Publication notice copy and affiliations from High Point Enterprise
The page lists publishing details, Associated Press affiliation, distribution terms, and post office registration. It notes second class matter status at High Point, advertising representatives, and subscription payment responsibilities for carriers and distributors.
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Post Office
High Point
8. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc. & Hod
Turning the Other Cheek Risks Misuse by Ungrateful Friends
Cardinal Spellman at the Al Smith Dinner laments idealism that invites attack from hostile powers and less noble nations. He argues the Geneva Spirit faded after Khrushchev and warns that soft U.S. policy invites aggression from Soviet Russia, Red China, and Arab states while praising wartime resolve.
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Cardinal Spellman
al Smith
Soviet
Russia
Red
China
United States
From Capitol Hill Tar Heel The Kerr Scott Spotlight
A Raleigh reporter notes Kerr Scott and L H Fountain dominate Capitol Hill talk. Farm policy and REA TVA debates fuel national interest, with Scott seen as rising leader. Fountain gains national attention for revelations by his Agriculture subcommittee, contrasted with guarded congressional offices.
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Washington
Capitol Square
Raleigh
Capitol Hill
City Hall
Greenville
Hickory
North Carolina
Congressional
Kerr Scott
L. H. Fourtain
Rea-Tva
Senator Scott
Fountain
L. H. Fountain
Sec
Ezra T. Benson
Capitol
Conresamen
Department of Agriculture
Political currents shape NC and national power balance
Washington reports consensus on Governor Hodges facing light opposition in the primary while Kidd Brewer gains capitol visibility as a potential lieutenant governor candidate. UNC and state trustee moves spark talk of Gordon Gray’s resignation and J Morris Parks as a new Consolidated University president. Adlai Stevenson leads Democrats and Nixon is favored for Republicans unless California derails him.
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Kerr
Bugg's Island
Georgia
Senator Scott
Representative Fountain
Harold Cooley
Graham Barden
Agriculture and Education Health
Eric Carlyle
Lennon
North Carolina
National Capitol
Gordon Gray
J. Morris Parks
Consolidated University
UNC
Johnson
Adlai Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Nixon
California
Washington
Fragments From a Bygone Era on Blind Spots and Southern Life
A garbled collage discusses obituaries and personal notes in six point type, riffs on fame after death, personalized checks, and blind spots in memory. It links Southern culture, literacy, and regional humor with references to Colum bus, Davy Crockett, Gandhi, and a stock of 19th century anecdotes.
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Ines
Columbus
Davy Crockett
Mohandas Gandhi
Antibiotics Move Into Agriculture Amid Rapid Research
A joint Washington meeting of scientists from the United States and 13 foreign countries focused on antibiotic use in farming. Antibiotics now aid livestock and poultry feeds and are starting to combat plant diseases, with potential for less refrigeration needs and faster animal growth, though FDA approval is pending.
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CardinalsSpellman
Mona Lise
Yemen
Kremlin
United States
Ust Gaew
State Department
Eee Eae
Nehru
Menon
Cheeter Boewvton
Harold Staseen
Washington
Conamen
Forel
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Atomic flight and Cold War remarks from Soviet leaders
Colonel John K. Arnold recounts harsh persuasion by Red Chinese while quoting Bulganin and Soviet leaders on Yugoslavia and Beria. The piece reflects optimism about atom propulsion, potential missiles, and tensions with the United States.
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United States
Bulganin
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