Strained Greece Turkey ties loom over NATO summit
The article notes worsening Greece Turkey relations near NATO and Russia, with martial law in Turkey after anti Greek riots. It warns a new Cyprus dispute could spark a larger conflict and stresses U Saim policy to keep a fragile peace in the region amid a Geneva summit backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Greece
North Atlantic Council Organization
Russia
Balkan Defense Alliance
NATO
Paris
United States
Geneva
Balkan Alliance
Cyprus
Russian Soldier Holds American Congressman at Gunpoint in Moscow
A Russian soldier cocked a gun at Representative Holt during a Moscow visit, prompting State Department protests. Holt, a California Republican and Marine veteran, stated he endured the incident to urge Russians to apologize, noting the episode reflects lingering hostility and Kremlin propaganda influence despite relaxed travel access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Kremlin
State Department
Representative Holt
California
Holt
Russia
Marshall derides Winston-Salem as poor football town
George Preston Marshall visits Winston-Salem to promote the Washington Redskins with a blunt critique of the city. He calls the Twin City the poorest football town in North Carolina while touting local firms and touring sites, prompting wincing reactions from hosts.
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George Preston Marshall
Winston-Salem
Washington Redskins
Twin City
North Carolina
Forsyth
Marshall
Piedmont Aviation
Mr. Marshall
Irvin S. Cobb
Cobb
Counting Our Lucky Stars in Banked Rail News
The editorial reflects on mild Carolina weather compared with past storms and notes a potential shift toward fairer railroad regulation from the Weeks Committee report. It cites carloadings edging ahead of last year and suggests nationwide prosperity echoing 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semaphore
Carolina
Carolinas
Weeks Committee On Federal Transportation Policy
High Point Enterprise Staff Lineup and Notices
The document lists local newspaper staff roles including president and secretary treasurer D A Rawley, Mrs R B Terry, Hoyt McPhetrom, W Patterson, advertising director W MDOT, business manager Carles B Loflin, circulation manager, and publishing details. It notes Associated Press rights and postal registration information, with disclaimers about independent contractor carriers and delivery payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Hoyt McPhetrom
W. Patterson
Vv. W. Mdot
Ess
Carles B. Loflin
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Cyprus entanglement tests US NATO balance in Cyprus issue
George Sokols ky argues Cyprus crisis strains Turkey Greece and US ties. He warns that a change to Cyprus status could threaten NATO unity and US interests, urging maintenance of the status quo to avoid a larger conflict and US involvement against Turkey. He cites Greek Turkey tensions and British colonial position on Cyprus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Cyprus
United States
Greece
Adnan Menderes
Ankara
Fee
Anatolia
Love Detectors Fight Romance in Washington as Examiners Arrive
A satirical piece notes the first annual meeting of the American Academy of Polygraph Examiners in Washington. It mocks lie detector myths, the devices called polygraphs, and modern pairing tests like topograph and analyzer, while weighing the dangers to romance and suggesting quirky travel references.
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Washington
TI Hope
National Airport
Union Station
American Academy of Polygraph Examiners
Academy
Fred E. Inbau
Inbau
Northwestern University
George Washington
Bristol
England
Topsy
Annie
Bognor
Quotes on labor, media, and politics from wartime voices
A set of quotations from George Schwartz London Times Louis Cowan Carmen DeSapio and G Adams reflecting views on labor overtime TV reality early nomination dynamics and personal responsibility in government. The remarks span support critique and self accountability across industrial media and political spheres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Schwartz
The
London Times
Detroit
Louis Cowan
Carmen DeSapio
Tammany Hall
Quiet Vermont exchange in desegregation debate noted
A renowned North Carolina political observer cites a Vermont tale of silent men at a stove to mock talk on desegregation. The piece shifts to regional notes on Compton Baker in Georgia politics and a Bishopric of music, with local updates on institutions, events, and plans across High Point and Jamestown.
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Vermont
High Point
Compton Baker
Athens, Ga
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Robert G. Tuttle
Middle East
Baker
Tuttle
Presbyterian
Roy Watts
Peace College
Charles W. Perry
Flora Macdonald College
Junior Order
Lexington
North Carolina Presswomen
The
Kiwanis Club
Little Theater
High Point College
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London
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George Dixon
Gaza
Morocco
Salem
Ore
Democratic
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Douglas McKay
Mery
Ray
Charles Pearson
G. Adams
Holt McPherson
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Fullbright
Fleet Lewis
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Fleet
Lewis
John Gurney Briggs, Jr
New York Times
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Brevard
Boston Symphony
Tanglewood
Pfohl
George Vanderbilt
Bradenburg
Asheville
Salzburg
M. D. “Rabbit” Bormer
Greensboro
Jamestown
Talmadge C. Johnson
Commissioner of Labor Post
Frank Crane
Harvey Mathews
Daytona
Tom Burton
Chamber of Commerce
Ward St
Miracle Mile
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
White Sulphur Springs
Velma D. Mathews
Hartsville
Coker College
Charlotte
Bill Hackney
American Press Institute
Merchants Association Bulletin
Keyauwee Girl Scouts
Big Bear
Courtesy Road
North Main
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Saponaside
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William J. Armfield
High Pointer
Asheboro
Raleigh
William F. Bailey
Jackson County
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