Grim Crisis in U.N. Demands Careful Study of Issues
The untimely death of Dag Hammarskjold has turned the Berlin crisis into a U.N. crisis. The United States and Russia hold the fate of the world organization as they select a successor and guard U.S. interests while preventing paralysis in the Congo. A breakdown could imperil the U.N., Russia, and the United States, making peaceful, strong leadership essential amid Soviet chaos aims.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Berlin
United Nations
United States
Russia
World Organization
U. N
Congo
Russia keeps testing as Geneva talks unfold
The piece notes U S concerns over Soviet nuclear tests and a claimed Geneva ban effort. It cites Russia’s 13th explosion and its secret preparations while Geneva delegates discuss restraint. It mentions U S and France test contexts and cites Gastonia as having high eastern atmospheric radio activity readings.
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Geneva
U. S
Japan
Russia
France
Sahara
Gastonia
Tar Heel Testimonial II on Gambling Drains Tar Heel Pocketbooks
State SBI Chief Walter Anderson says North Carolinians bet over 1.2 billion annually on sports, dwarfing proposed bond funds for education and port improvements. He notes self inflate winnings fueling the drain, while critics attack bonds including port issues as excessive. Police Chief Stoker of High Point voices cautious praise of gambling controls amid ongoing lotteries and baseball bets.
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State Bureau of Investigation
Walter Anderson
Anderson
Bill of Health Police
Stoker
High Cost Of College Faces Growing Student Boom
Editorial notes rising tuition and living costs since 1939 40, with public universities up 71 percent 1952 60 and private colleges near 1000 dollars tuition this year. It cites Life Insurance Agency Management Association figures, Harvard at 1520, Dartmouth 1550, Bennington 2950 with room and board, Albany and Pittsburgh experiments, and Newsweek projections on trimester systems expanding capacity.
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American Council On Education
U. S. Office of Education
Life Insurance Agency Management Association
University of Alaska
Harvard
Dartmouth
Bennington
National Manpower Council
University of Pittsburgh
Penn State
Harpur College
State University of New York
Newsweek
High Point Enterprise Reader Information and Rates
The High Point Enterprise lists staff positions and contact details incl president secretary treasurer and editor. It also provides subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and Sunday editions and notes tax and distribution terms.
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Associated Press
N.C
High Point
N C
N. C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Profiling the Hurricanes A career built against the storm
Robert H. Simpson leads a $3 million Weather Bureau program to study severe storms from planes and laboratories. He recalls 1919 Corpus Christi and explains how tracking the eye and energy of hurricanes like Carla has saved lives and reduced damage while admitting key mysteries remain. He envisions control or disruption as the hoped-for payoff yet remains cautious about achieving it.
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Herald Tribune News Service
New York
HTNS
Robert H. Simpson
Corpus Christi
Tex
United States Weather Bureau
Simpson
Weather Bureau
Miami
Carla
Texas
Louisiana
Mr. Simpson
Florida Keys
Caribbean
Esther
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Katanga
Cuba
Tshombe
Castro
Korea
America
S. L. Hayworth
Seattle
Wash
State Magazine
Carolina and Northwestern
High Point
High Falls
Hpt&d
Piedmont and Northern Railway
Davidson
Charles F. Tomlinson
Southern
Washington
New Orleans
Maris
Babe Ruth
Babe
Mickey Mantle
Ruth
Marilyn Monroe
Baltimore
Mantle
New York Times
Letter writers hail dog tribute and urge stance on UN
A reader thanks The Enterprise for honoring a Miniature Pinscher and praises the coverage. The same letter questions UN authority in Congo Katanga events and criticizes US funding of the UN, urging a clear pro freedom stance and reconsideration of membership.
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Enterprise
Ch. Rebel Roc
Betsy Hansen-Pruss
Glenda Holder
Letter to Ambassador Stevenson for publication request
A reader asks the newspaper to print a copy of a letter addressed to Ambassador Adlai Stevenson at the United Nations in New York. The note thanks the paper for consideration and requests publication of the letter.
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Enterprise
Adlai Stevenson
United Nations
New York
Notes On The News Controversy Over Congo Policy
In a letter from Adlai Stevenson addressing the United Nations, he condemns the UN for transferring control of the Congo under the guise of preventing communism. He accuses the UN of betraying Tshombe and questions the authority to wage war, while speculating on Khrushchev’s motives regarding Washington.
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Katanga
United States
Washington
Tshombe
Congo
O’brien
United Nations
Controversy Follows Ambassadors Choice in Berne
A Tribune de Geneve editorial sniffs at Earl E T Smith appointed ambassador to Berne calling him a controversial personality. Britain’s Lady Summerskill comments that crime is not a field for women, signaling broad public commentary surrounding the diplomatic appointment.
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Britain
Lady Summerskill
Tribune de Geneve
Earl E. T. Smith
High Point hears exchange plan with Russian visitors
A dozen Russians may visit High Point for a week as part of a cultural exchange with the YMCA program. An interpreter would accompany the group, with housing near by, while travel and language hurdles are addressed.
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High Point
Ussr
Harry Bell
YMCA
Terry Osborne
Carolina
America
Edgar Nartley
Pat Brown
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Trave Lodge
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