Simple Banking Metaphor Frames Treasury Refunding as Inflation Risk
A financial allegory compares renewing Treasury notes to a bank extending a loan. It argues $81 billion due soon cannot be paid, creating inflated money via bonds as bank reserves, driving higher prices and weaker money, while a 4% ceiling on government bonds blocks longer term funding. The piece warns of rising interest costs and inflation from ongoing renewals.
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Khrushchev Fails to Charm Labor Critics in San Francisco
Khrushchev faces a chilly reception from U S labor leaders Walter Reuther and James Carey in San Francisco mirroring past friction with labor groups in Washington and Britain The piece suggests the Kremlin leader may endure insult without impacting U S workers and questions U S strategic judgment.
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Dodd Targets Red China Role Prepping Khrushchev Visit
Senator Thomas J. Dodd argues that Red China steers policy ahead of Khrushchev's U.S. visit, linking Laos and Asia actions to Mao Zedong's aims. He warns Moscow must prove control or face Mao’s independent influence.
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Traffic perils at schools on Lexington and nearby streets
Braxton Younts warns that heavy morning and afternoon traffic along English, Lindsay, and E Lexington Avenues is worsened by students walking in streets due to lack of sidewalks and school zones. He notes the Northeast Junior High on McGuinn Street and the upcoming College Village Shopping Center will boost congestion and poses risk of crashes. He calls for action on E Lexington Avenue to protect pedestrians. Old Friend Penny the Pekingese story ends with a note on a family dog's return.
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Vacuum of Welcoming Hearts Parable and Cold Politics
A preacher laments moral vacuum as Jesus misses entry when hearts close doors. He links a reclusive New York widow to the Samaritan tale and warns against indifference to Christ. Also comments on admiration for Soviet tech versus freedom, arguing true civilization lies in human liberty and rule of law.
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Ike Hibracket
Dick Mossback
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Sam Sourface
The Space Battle Won by the American Dental Association
The American Dental Association claims victory in a symbolic space race over the Waldorf Astoria ballroom dispute with the United States and Russia as spectators. The ADA upheld a four year old contract denying a Khrushchev luncheon, crowing with a pennant of two white incisors on blue.
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High Point Enterprise Publication Details
The High Point Enterprise is an independent afternoon and Sunday morning newspaper published by The High Point Enterprise, Inc. at 305-307 North Main Street, High Point, N C. It lists Bares as president and MRS Ki Bageoe as business manager with circulation management noted.
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