Ike Warns GOP to Shun One-Man Outlook as Campaign Looms
President Eisenhower warned Republican state chairmen that the party should not rely on a single leader for survival. He stressed a philosophy of broad leadership and ongoing appeal, saying the GOP must avoid being dependent on one man while signaling he may run in 1956. His remarks sparked questions about his own candidacy and the party's direction.
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Eisenhower
Denver
Ike
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
GOP
Party of Progress, Peace
Prosperity
United States
Dodgers
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ervin
North Carolina
Oregon
Hodges
J. W. Bailey
De fense official pledges matching flood relief gifts
Thomas P. Pike Assistant Secretary of Defense for Supply and Logistics plans a post in finance after a California vacation. Before leaving he urged staff to donate to Northeast flood relief and pledged to match contributions. Over $650 was raised as of the last tally. A secretary joked the effort would burn the old man's pocket. The scene shifts to Japan’s Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu being wined and hosted in Washington.
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Washington
Thomas P. Pike
Supply and Logistics
California
Pike
Cross
Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Dulles Banquet Highlights and Washington Week in Review
A bustling Washington week included Secretary of State Dulles hosting a grand banquet with an overlong service list and staff humor. Treasury Secretary Humphrey faced reporters after a briefing on budget prospects while a cream spill amused officials. A Russia tribute to Deputy Agriculture Minister Matskevitch went awry when cream touched the certificate. Washington nightlife, hotel quirks, and White House naval aides changes complemented a day of civic updates and a new Health Center opening in High Point with a substantial cost share and praised planning.
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John Foster Dulles
Henry VII
Rowland Hughes
Humphrey
Russia
Vladimir Matskevitch
National Press Club
Ben Grant
U. S. News
Cmdr
Pierce Andrew Jensen Jr
White House
Priest
Jensen
Navy
Executive Mansion
High Point
Monthieu Ave
High Point College
Charlotte
M. B. Bethel
Loren Wallin
Medical Care Commission
Guilford County
Court orders UNC to accept applications without race bias
A three man Federal Court ruled UNC must not deny admission solely on race and must process applications for undergraduate programs. The decision follows prior rulings allowing Negroes in graduate programs and prompts trustees to assess long term impact while the current rolls are full.
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University of North Carolina
Supreme Court
Rodman
North Carolina
Gambrell Calls for Clean Up of Legal Profession
E Smythe Gambrell new ABA president warns newspapers shape public respect for law and says sensational trials and ambulance chasing lawyers hurt litigants. He urges bar reform first before broader goals while noting Atlanta papers defend their own coverage. The Free Press comments on sensational journalism and urges professional ethics.
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American Bar Association
E. Smythe Gambrell
Atlanta
Gambrell
Atlanta Constitution
The
Atlanta Journal
High Point Enterprise Staff Details
The High Point Enterprise lists its editorial and business staff including advertising, circulation, and management roles with names such as D. A. Rawley, Mrs. Kr. B. Terry, W. a as, and Charles B. Loflin. The address 305 307 North Main Street, High Point, N C is shown.
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THE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Oc. W. A
Inies Ssevestecses
Charles B. Loflin
Publication masthead and rights notice
The document contains the newspaper’s masthead and Associated Press rights notice, stating distribution, copyright, and subscription payment terms. It notes publication frequency, entry as second class mail matter, and the High Point Enterprise’s disclaimer of responsibility for advance payments.
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High Point
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Bought elections menace politics and corruption in New York
The piece argues that illicit money flows to candidates persist despite calls for reform. It criticizes anonymous donors and collectors who fund both parties, noting secrecy, social embarrassment, and reputational risk for recipients. It cautions that reform faces entrenched interests.
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New York
Congress
National Committee For
Mitler
Park Avenue
Notes on the News on Representation and Subpoena Power
The column debates law compliance and subpoenas, skeptical views of celebrity testimony, and the role of representation in government. It contrasts American representation with British parliament, noting professions’ influence and questioning elite professionalization.
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Mny
Westbrook Pegler
House of Commons
Congress
Emanuel Celler
Representation gaps spark North Carolina Vermont comparison
Lynn Nisbet notes citizens complain of inequity in NC representation versus Vermont. Camden, Alamance, Edgecombe, and Mecklenburg disparities highlighted with census figures. Vermont towns vary wildly in representation. The column peers at checks and balances, postmaster confirmations, and myth versus fact in government.
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North Carolina
New England
Milford
Mecklenburg
General Assembly
Vermont
Camden
Alamance
Edgecombe County
Vérmont
Green Mountain
Vacation Notes by W A Bivins at Seaside and Home
The writer returns from Holden Beach after four days by the sea and four at home. He thanks Editor McPherson and his son John F. Bivins for the trip, describes rain, reading, and reflections on life, beaches, and the sea, plus a humorous note about a two‑pair pants suit.
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McPherson
John F. Bivins
Holden Beach
John F
Louise) Bivins
Tommy Tyson
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Seves
Associated Press
Ward-Griffun Compent
George Sokolsky
Charles Pearson
Lynn Nisbet
Capitol Square
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Sam J. Ervin Jr
Public Administration Clearing House
Chicago
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Chatham
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Robeson
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