Weather News On Hot Climate Shifts And Ice Ages
The piece argues the Northern Hemisphere is warming with Arctic ice retreating and polar ice caps shrinking. It cites two theories the cycles of climate change and industrial carbon dioxide emissions and dismisses atomic bomb effects while urging adaptation to persistent heat.
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High Point
Grandpa
North American
New York
Cassandra
North Carolina
N. Main St
Minnesota
Nature
Heat Loops North Carolinians On WHPE Broadcast
A High Point weatherman warned on WHPE that North Carolinians face unrelenting heat. He stated there is no chance of escape from the scorching conditions during the morning broadcast.
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High Point
WHPE
Two City Decisions Mark Forward Steps in High Point
City Council yesterday praised two moves. First, Malcolm Little’s chair as City Planner is filled, signaling future planning. Second, the city exits the abat-toir business, moving slaughter operations to private management for a more efficient utility.
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Malcolm Little
Hinson
Covington
Little
High Point
North Carolina
Council
Tax dodgers and a nationwide collection drive
The piece argues income taxes are a burden and compares evaders to shoplifters. It praises a New England tax drive by the Internal Revenue Bureau and notes its cost effectiveness, urging nationwide expansion to raise millions and pressure delinquent citizens to pay before prosecution.
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Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue Bureau
New England
Mathias Refuses College Football Role Shocks Alumni
Bob Mathias Stanford All American announces he will not play this fall. He criticizes college football as a big business and a dirty game, saying pro football is more honest, and calls for ethical reform rather than dropping the sport. The piece notes some schools resist recruiting hypocrisy and urges colleges to scrub evils.
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Bob Mathias
Stanford
Mathias
Rutgers
Toujours Gai
National Association of Collegiate Commissioners
Roark Ridicules Honor System in College Football Substitutions
In Rome a Roark column mocks the NCAA honor system for the new six-substitution per game rule. He recalls old rough football days and condemns the era of paid pros, elaborate bylaws, and manipulated academics, arguing for a return to simpler, rougher play.
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Rome
Anii Siat
Martha
Rey
Joe
Subversive Activities Board clashes with Attorney General
Washington reports a clash between the Subversive Activities Control Board led by former Ohio Governor Thomas Herbert and Attorney General Herbert Brownell. Brownell cited 12 alleged Communist fronts for hearings. Herbert demanded concrete evidence and questioned if some groups still exist. The dispute ends with Brownell withdrawing citations and promising a new approach while both officials vow to continue monitoring fronts.
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Washington
Herbert
Brownell
Control Board
Red
American Slav Congress
Committee For
Times
Subversive Activities Control Board
Eption
Public Letters Policy For The Enterprise Readers
The Enterprise invites brief legible public interest letters signed by authors. In unusual cases the name may be omitted in publication but must appear on the original letter. Letters may be edited for clarity without changing meaning and not all letters are guaranteed publication.
Appreciation for Frozen Food Fair Support
A letter from Vance E. Proctor chairman of Piedmont Frozen Food Fair thanks the Enterprise staff for their help making the event a success. He offers future service in return.
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Frozen Food Fair
Vance E. Proctor
Piedmont Frozen Food Fair
Quotes on tyranny and speeds across Cold War voices
NATO commander Gruenther warns power of Soviet machine remains. Beria downfall cited as example of tyranny. Captain Keller boasts quick flight but slow due to climbs. Air Force cites 29 minute 320 mile San Francisco run could be shortened. Polish pilot Jarecki likens people to a radish red outside white inside.
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NATO
Alfred M. Gruenther
Lavrenti P. Beria
Keller
Air Force
Burbank
San Francisco
Franciszek Jarecki
Iron Curtain
Human Kindness at Home and Abroad Reflections
A meditation on charity as strength, citing Shakespeare and Sheridan. A veteran journalist recalls a Korean mission story of a Bible gift and the South Korean tragedy after the UN action. The piece urges CARE donations and notes Edinburgh’s festival and a town machine horoscope.
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Macbeth
Ladyacbeth
Thane Cawdor
Duncan
Sheridan
Seoula
Aber
Anager
Korea
U.N
G.l’s
South Korea
Pxs
CARE
First Ave
New York City
Impressions From North Carolina Highway Tour
Reporter spent a week with the State Highway and Public Works Commission touring Asheville Fontana Cherokee Hendersonville Old Fort Black Rock and Boone. Governor Umstead appeared at three public events and officials noted state unity amid sectional rivalries while outlining high road costs and grading challenges in mountains and piedmont.
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State Highway and Public Works Commission
Commission
Asheville
William F. Bailey
Fontana
Cherokee
Hendersonville
Old Fort
Black Rock
Boone
Morehead City
Nag
A. H. Graham
W. H. Rogers Jr
Umstead
Durham
North Carolina
Mid-State
Jane Scarborough
Statesville
Emmett Winslow
Hertford
Elizabeth City
Winslow
Ridgecrest
Piedmont
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Francis Case
South Dakota
Senate District of Columbia Committee
Case
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Harold Hobson
Christian Science Monitor
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