Human Factors Must Find Way For Maintenance Of Schools
Government policy makers reject a federal offensive and urge local action to keep schools open amid integration fights. The piece lists questions on college entrance, teacher pay, working mothers, private school financing, lunch programs, and federal role, stressing local communities must uphold school maintenance despite closures.
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Merriman Smith
Associated Press
Washington
Southern States
Flowers Inspire Beautification Plan at City Entrances
Readers praise the Enterprise Friendship Tour and World’s Fair memories. Letters recount smooth planning, cultural sights, and colorfully arranged flowers inspiring a city beautification effort at major entrances toward a center of vibrant gardens and public spaces.
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Enterprise
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Westminister Abbey
Notre Dame Cathedral
Rembrandt
Versailles
Marie Antoinette
Eiffel Tower
Gay Park
Holland
London
Ireland
Belgium
R. E. Mitchell
High Point Memorial Hospital Dedication Urges Ongoing Commitment
Hospital administrator Ray E. Brown lauds the expanded High Point Memorial Hospital and urges trustees and staff to maintain quality care amid rising costs and rapid medical advances. He warns the community must fund staying abreast of changes, as the dedication marks a commencement, not an end.
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Ray E. Brown
High Point
Memorial Hospital
Brown
High Point Memorial Hospital
Middle East oil easing crisis but not ending US alarm
Editorial notes that easing tensions in the Middle East reduce but do not erase US and European anxiety over oil supplies. It highlights rising Middle East production, the region’s critical share for Europe, nationalization risks, 50 50 profit splits, and moves to diversify with pipelines, supertankers, shale oil, and atomic energy as alternatives.
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Middle East
United States
Europe
Free World
Persian Gulf
Venezuela
Western Europe
Egypt
Nasser
Suez Canal
Great Britain
France
U. S
Lebanon
Jordan
Iraq
Africa
Suez
Mediterranean
Aycock
High Point Enterprise masthead and staff roles
The High Point Enterprise presents its masthead listing key officials and roles including D. A. Rawley as president, Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary-treasurer, Holt McPherson as editor, Brown as managing editor, W. Patterson Sr. as advertising director, Wm. Widol Jr. as business manager, and Charles B. Loflin as circulation manager. Per-year rates shown: $15 by mail, $18 by carrier.
Education and Space Age Challenge in North Carolina
W Dallas Herring urges a rigorous, democratic study of public school education in North Carolina to outpace Soviet advances. He argues education must be funded wisely, avoid luxuries, and ensure value for each child, warning the Space Age demands decisive action now.
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Advisory Budget Commission
W. Dallas Herring
State Board of Education
Soviet Russia
Richardson Fnion
North Carolina
European tour memories and homeward hopes in Mrs Whitescarver notes
From Interlaken to Paris and Cologne Mrs Whitescarver recounts a European tour with stops in Heidelberg Schnorford and Stuttgart. She describes bombed yet rebuilt cities Jungfrau ascent Swiss foods and souvenirs while noting plans to return home. Uncle Mat’s letter recalls rival power mower and Cadillac boasts and a uranium stock scam warning.
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Interlaken
Enterprise
Paris
Germany
Fred Whitescarver
Cologne
States
Weisbaden
Heidelberg
Schnordorf
Stuttgart
Lucerne
Jungfrau
Glacier
Uncle Mat
Joe
Harry
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