North Carolina Plan Might Become a Model for Other States
The piece praises Colonel W. T. Joyner for shaping North Carolina policy on school desegregation after the Supreme Court ruling. It highlights the Pearsall Plan renamed as the North Carolina Plan, its moderate approach, the large voter support, and its potential as a national model guiding court and community actions toward integrated yet voluntary schooling.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
W. T. Joyner
Supreme Court
Advisory Board On
Umstead
Hodges
Pearsall
Commission
General Assembly
Col. Joyner
Eople
Tar Heels
Eleanor Roosevelt
South
New York
Harlem
Chicago
Detroit
Three States Could Swing Senate Balance in 1950s Race
Article analyzes Senate control with races in Oregon Washington and New York. It notes Morse and Magnuson seek re election in the two western states while Wagner Javits contest in New York may alter party balance. Javits liberal wing candidate backed by Republicans and Democrats split by Taft conservatives and Eisenhower Nixon loyalty.
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United States
Senate
Oregon
Washington
New York
Wayne Morse
Warren Magnuson
New York State
Herbert Lehman
Jacob Javits
Wagner
Javits
Douglas McKay
Arthur B. Langlie
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Richard Neuberger
Morse
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Robert Wagner
Democratic Party
Liberal Party
A.F.L.C
Congress
Robert A. Taft
Queens
Syracuse
Joe McCarthy
San Francisco
Vits
Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
Republican State Committee
Connecticut
Thomas Dodd
FBI
Prescott Bush
Abe Ribicoff
Annexation Debate Highlights North Carolina Cities
Winston-Salem approves extending city limits by a two to one margin amid concerns for High Point and Greensboro growth. Mayor Kurfees urges annexation to ensure services and prevent loss of status. analysts weigh taxes against benefiting contiguous communities.
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Winston- Salem
High Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Marshall Kurfees
North Carolina
Editorial Review of Profit, Taxes and Prosperity in 1950s Politics
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic pitches on national prosperity with Adlai Stevenson criticizing rising living costs. It analyzes postwar corporate profits, tax rates, and relief measures, noting 1954 tax cuts, 1956 budget surpluses, and pledges to aid small business and individuals by both parties.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
A5th Congress
First National City Bank of New York
Congress
High Point Enterprise masthead details and staff
The High Point Enterprise issue shows the 19th century masthead with establishment year 1684, publication times, and staff roles including president, secretary-treasurer, advertising director, business manager, and circulation manager. It notes second class mail status at the post office with a March 3, 1878 date.
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D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
It McPherson Epee Eeeetere Eain W. PA
Everveses
Or. Coneseoseee
Maren
Birthdays of a Nation Echoed Around Capitol Square
Lynn Nisbet surveys the nation’s birthday milestones from July 4 to September signatures. He recalls the Continental Congress declaring independence in 1776, the Articles of Confederation, and the 1787 Philadelphia Convention where Washington was chosen president and the Constitution began to take shape.
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United States of America
Philadelphia
Family of Nations
Continental Congress
Lord Cornwallis
Great Britain
George Washington
Virginia
James Bryce
Notes On The News About The U S Constitution Amendments
The article traces the Constitution’s purpose in the preamble and outlines its three branches. It notes ratification in 1789, the 20th amendment's dates, and highlights key amendments from the Bill of Rights through the 22nd amendment, with brief context on effects and milestones.
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United States
United States of America
Congress
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Vermont
Local editor laments falling student standards in Balls Banner column
Editor Ernest Joiner criticizes low passing grades and weak home discipline, urging higher academic effort. He recalls stricter past standards and stresses the need for a knowledge focused education to sustain national strength.
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Ernest Joiner
Balls
Texas
The Atlantic voyage crew and fashion notes in one page
A collection of assorted items notes sea sickness patterns among 17000 U S service men with age and body type factors. It moves to fashion previews in Paris while tracing couture routes from Vienna to London Rome and Florence. Other items include a Nevada Gaming Board salary fact and a quip on Eisenhower coupons and Roosevelt’s nomination ceremony.
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Atlantic
Paris
Couture
Dior
Vienna
London
Rome
Florence
Long Island
Daddy
Junior
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Las Vegas
Eisenhower
Renania Ave
Washington, D
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Chicag
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Joiner
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American Hospital Association
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High Point Hospital
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el Salvador
Ambassador Waynick
Neal O’hara
Cincinnati
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