School Buses On Superhighways Just An Invitation To Tragedy
Editorial warns that allowing school buses on high speed interstate highways invites tragedy after a fatal crash on a Raleigh Durham four lane highway. It notes NC law requires buses to stop and questions state agencies study on bus operation, urging immediate action to keep students off high speed roads.
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Ohio
Raleigh-Durham
North Carolina
State Highway Commission
State Card of Education
The
Motor Vehicles Department
Highway Patrol
Small-Town Miss America Wins 1958 Title
Mary Ann Mobley of Brandon Mississippi, 21, winner of Miss America 1958, moved from church choir and horses to national spotlight after beating 51 contestants from the US Canada Hawaii and Alaska. She tears up at her win, slated to attend the Piedmont Festival in Thomasville for a first-hand look at the new queen.
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Atlantic City
Mary Ann Mobley
Mississippi
Brandon
United States
Canada
Hawaii
Alaska
Pra
North Carolina
Betty Lane Evans
Greenville
Thomasville
National Newspaper Week Highlighted in October
Greensboro public relations consultant John W. Harden begins work with the North Carolina Press Association as a first client. The piece urges recognizing National Newspaper Week October 1 to 8 under the theme Your Newspaper Guards Your Freedom, arguing a free press is essential to curb tyranny and protect expression.
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John W. Harden
Greensboro
North Carolina Press Association
National Eeeek
Long Range Planning for Five City Metro Area
The Urban Studies Program at the University of North Carolina proposes traffic and growth studies for High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem Thomasville and Lexington. The plan analyzes effects on schools recreation water supply housing land use sewage disposal transportation and highway needs as the area expands beyond 300000 residents.
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Institute For Research In Social Science
University of North Carolina
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
Lexington
What Is Deliberate Speed in Desegregation Case
Editorial notes the Supreme Court’s Little Rock stay dispute over the 1955 phrase with all deliberate speed. It traces historical usage, President Eisenhower's views, and Rankin's arguments while describing broader southern delays and potential nationwide litigation to enforce integration.
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U. S. Supreme Court
Little Rock
Ark
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
Harry L. Lemley
Lemley
Supreme Court
High Bench
Justice Holmes
Eisenhower
United States
James C. Hagerty
J. Lee Rankin
Rankin
South
Prince Edward County
Virginia
Warren
Richmond News
NAACP
Hodges forms 63 member State Committee for Improved Courts
Governor Hodges creates a 63 member State Committee for Improved Courts to publicize and promote recommendations of the North Carolina Bar Association. The panel, led by J Spencer Love, includes Dr John R Cunningham and Judge M W Barnhill, with one attorney and one non lawyer from each of 30 districts. Legislative notes cover wage plans, neutrality in House Speaker races, and highway spending accounting changes. The Governor defends new cost reporting and urges time to show savings.
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N. C. Bar Association Committee
Hodges
J. Spencer Love
Burlington Industries
John R. Cunningham
Davidson College
M. W. Barnhill
Bell Committee
Bar Association
The
State Bar, Inc
N. C. Bar Association
J. Spencers
General Assembly
House
Senate
Sen. C. V. Henkel
Iredell
Robert F. Morgan
Cleveland
Morgan
Henkel
Hewlett
North Carolina
Budget Bureau
Highway Department
Letters to the Editor Praise for Friendship Tour and Hospital News
Readers laud The Enterprise for arranging a Europe trip at a reasonable price. Letters extol smooth travel plans and guide staff, praise High Point Memorial Hospital’s expansion, and commend a Fat Stock Show community effort.
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The
Enterprise
Europe
Helen M. Snyder
Eurrpe
High Point Memorial Hospital
North Carolina
Sample B. Forbus
North Carolina Hospital Assn
Gilbert Marsh
Vance Proctor
Show Mgr
Chamber
Dale Montgomery
Agriculture Com
High Point
Hatteras Deep Sea Fishing Area Seen As Major Venture
Earl N. Phillips reports Hat teras waters offer the best blue marlin grounds on the Eastern seaboard with 570 pounder the world record catch in 1953. He notes growing catches from 13 in 1953 to 30 last year and calls for a large scale sports development to exploit offshore fishing potential.
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Tar Heel
Earl N. Phillips
Hatteras
Phillips
Bimini
Florida Keys
Patteras
High Point
Road study and historic cinema reminiscences mix in local column
Tom Burton and Director W F Babcock discuss studying the Winston-Salem to Randleman section of US 311 with a possible alternate route around High Point. The piece also reflects on early movie houses and nostalgia for silent films with quotes from readers and local comments on theater life.
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Tom Burton
Seventh Division
W. F. Babcock
U.S. 311
Winston- Salem
Randleman
High Point
W. D. Simmons
P. C. McIntyre
Caroline Coleman
Old South
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Cosas
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
Co. W. Patterson
Vv. Widol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Point
N. C
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
Paris
New York
Grateul
Sincerely, Louisa Hatch
Episcopal Church For
Lambeth
London
Stephen F. Bayne Jr
Olympia
Wash
Lambeth Conference
France
United Nations
Asia
Africa
Latin America
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Far East
Charles Pearson
Herbert V. Prochnow
Sally Stratton
Douglas Meador
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