Moral stance on Red China and United Nations seating
The piece argues against separating politics from moral law, criticizes Kennan’s view on Red China, and asserts that the United States must oppose Red China’s admission to the United Nations. It cites the Korean War, prisoner cases, and propaganda lies as reasons for a firm moral and political rejection.
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Designation of Greensboro High Point Area Highlights Civil Defense
The Greensboro High Point metropolitan region is urged for a critical target designation to boost civilian defense planning, cooperation, and mutual protection across Winston Salem and Guilford County. Western Electric sits as a key local industry. leaders stress heightened readiness and coordinated efforts to meet the new interstate security status.
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Eisenhower Maintains Tradition In Campaign Data Sharing
The piece notes Presidents Eisenhower Roosevelt and Truman used secret foreign key data to guide campaign opponents. It says the White House intends no hindrance to Adlai Stevenson from critiquing U S policy and portrays the practice as a patriotic bipartisan tradition.
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Polio Vaccine Uptake Noted Across Guilford County
A Greensboro era editorial laments polio vaccine refusals despite easy, free access. It cites 11 cases this year in Guilford County with three recent infections in High Point, noting two eligible youths unvaccinated. It urges 100 percent vaccination in light of medical evidence.
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Ofory Boone
Health Department
High Point
North Carolina
Nixon Tours Farm States in 15000 Mile Flight
Editorial summary notes Nixon’s 15,000 mile 32 state farm focused tour and Eisenhower’s planned appearance at the Newton Iowa plowing contest. It contrasts Democratic and Republican farm promises favoring family farms, credit and price supports while citing census data showing a shift toward large corporate farms.
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High Point Enterprise Locates 1884 Publication Details
The High Point Enterprise lists its 1884 publication details and address at 305-307 North Main Street High Point. Information notes editor D A Rawley and Mrs R B Terry among the staff.
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Fragmented Local Notice From High Point Enterprise
An aged newspaper fragment from High Point Enterprise notes AP attribution and distribution terms. It references carriers and distributors as independent contractors and cautions readers about subscription payments and advertising representatives.
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Independens Contractors
High Point Enterprise
Savance
Wardaril Tith Company
Wachovia Buys 15 Million Bond Notes At 2.30 Percent
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company leads a three bid group that purchases 15 million dollars in bond anticipation notes. The lowest bid at 2.30 percent tops First National City of New York at 2.67 percent and Third by First Securities Corporation at 2.99 percent. Treasurer Edwin Gill notes the high rate and low number of bids supports continued school building funding amid urgent needs. Dr. Charlie Carroll watches the sale, confirming the district’s commitment to payoff timing.
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Gill
Charlie Carroll
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Carroll
Carolina
Council of State
Notes On The News By Hanles Pearson
The column discusses rising commercial agriculture credit from nine to twenty nine billion and related shifts in credit and mortgages. It notes higher initial costs and greater total interest versus a decade ago while examining school accreditation in North Carolina and the push for bi racial review committees at local levels to handle school policy and financing without Raleigh.
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North Carolina
Department of Public Instruction
County Boards of Commissioners and Education
Raleigh
Time to Give and a Time to Speak Kind Deeds
A column recounts a personal birthday salute to G H Kearns of High Point and honors Tom McCorkle, a longtime American Tobacco Company employee, while noting Fast service flight 776 linking Greensboro High Point with Southern routes. It also surveys consumer scams per Kiplinger and features business expansions including Shadowline Inc. and a High Point College standards update.
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Tom McCorkle
Tom
American Tobacco Company
Reidsville
High Point Hosiery
Kearns
Mr. Kearns
High Point College
Harold Conrad
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