Prestige Reports Hide Absurd Secrecy In Government
An op ed argues prestige reports reveal wasted effort to conceal flaws in governance. It cites U S Information Service findings on Western views after the Paris summit collapse, notes diminished confidence in U S leadership, and calls for introspection to end national blunders and avoid further damage to credibility.
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White House
U. S. Information Service
New York Times
Washington Post
United States
Soviet Union
Paris
Forty Years Ahead Predictions for Survival and Peace
A public survey of a thousand leaders in politics religion science and the arts predicts humans will survive to 2000 with no major conflict this century. The time capsule at the House of Living Judaism in New York carries these results. Racial segregation may end in 40 years, a view supported by Eleanor Roosevelt and Dr. Edwin T. Dahlberg. The strongest note is belief in surviving the atomic age without war.
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New York
United States
Eleanor Roosevelt
Edwin T. Dahlberg
National Council of Churches of
Stepup To Jets A Call For Better Witches Flight Gear
A National Manufacturers Association statement criticizes Halloween witches and their broom propulsion, urging upgrade from twig and scrap brooms to modern flying equipment. The piece frames the issue as a broader public life concern in a nation embracing new technology.
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National Manufacturers Association
Guatemala and Guatemala Crisis In Nixon Kennedy Debate
Editorial argues the 1954 Guatemalan coup shows CIA involvement and US influence in Latin America. It notes Nixon's cites of Guatemala in debates, Cuba alleges US-backed invasions, and critiques the candidates for using the event for political leverage.
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Arbenz
Washington Post
Nixon
Guatemala
Walter Lippmann
Kennedy
Cuba
Eisenhower
U.N. General Assembly
Raul Roa
United States
McPHERSON IGE BROWN WEDDING NOTICE
D A Rawley and B Terry announce the marriage of Mrs McPherson to Ige Brown with Gladstone family observers. Details of ceremony and officiant withheld.
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D. A. Rawley
Mrs
B. Terry Most McPherson
Ige Brown
Time for Change and Deep Religious Feeling in 1960 Race
Broad 1960 campaign questions center on voters willingness to change a stable nation and the impact of Kennedy Catholicism. Nixon touts cautious strength while Kennedy pushes aggressive disarmament and a strong image. Religion's depth could sway key states, with economic worries also shaping undecided voters.
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Bruce Biossat
Agga
John F. Kennedy
Amer
Ica
Richard M. Nixon
America
Kennedy
Russia
Nixon
Eisenhower
Congress
Michigan
Ohio
Minmis
Pennsylvania
United States
Woman voter outraged by disfranchisement effort
A Guilford County voter writes to The Enterprise about a mimeographed notice from the Board of Elections dated October 25 mailed October 28, summoning her to appear November 1 at 2 PM to prevent removal from High Point Township registration. She questions the abrupt timing, selectivity of names, and potential political manipulation involving Robert Davis and Republican headquarters, noting her and her husband’s registrations and votes.
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the Enterprise
Guilford County Board of Elections
Robert Davis
High Point Township
Republican
High Point
Irene Cleveland
Board of Elections
Mr. Gavin
Notes On The News By CHARLES PEARSON
Charles Pearson discusses voter cynicism toward party candidates in the South and predicts casting a ballot for the lesser of two evils. He notes widespread attacks on opponents, general disillusionment with candidates, and urges citizens to vote with limited confidence, hoping the best man wins.
Missionaries Evacuated as Congo Tensions Rise
Missionary Mrs Orville Chapman of Newport Beach California was airlifted out of the Congo amid violence. Bill Smith a Greenwich Village New York presidential candidate urged voters to reject his Beat Party, stating he runs against the system to expose its evil.
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Orville Chapman
Newport Beach
Calif
Congo
Bill Smith
Beat Party of America
Greenwich Village
N. Y
Voter mood and college fees mix in 1960s politics
A crowded campaign scene shows Nixon Kennedy endorsements by major papers amid splits and bumper stickers while railroads plan inaugural trains. High Point College raises tuition to 1062 and highlights scholarship aid. Greensboro Chamber hosts intercity gathering as local building plans hinge on fire escape work and a mid March groundbreaking.
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Greensboro
Waston-Salem
Arthur Corpening, Jr
Avery
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