Security Must Mean National Safety and Not Subversion
An opinion piece argues that national security is essential and must not serve personal vendettas. It defends the FBI’s integrity, warns against unjust dismissals, and urges that security measures be legal, just, and protect citizens’ rights while countering infiltration by foreign powers.
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Challenge to Educate Opens Local North Carolina Talks
The Enterprise reports on a Greensboro workshop the fourth in a six part North Carolina conference on education. It urges local action to inform the public about school problems, needs, and funding, noting a teacher shortage as a major issue and calling for broader public engagement before the Washington White House Conference.
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No time to sell Ike short in shaken market rally
The stock market fell sharply on news of President Eisenhower illness, erasing gains and marking the worst price break since 1929. Reassurance of Ike’s health helped rebound trading as investors weighed the duration of uncertainty and the impact on the nation’s leadership symbol.
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Tax Talk on Winnings Sparks TV Show Debate
Winnings on the $64,000 Question prompt Winchell to note potential income tax liability for winnings lost while chasing the Big Question. He argues tax applies only when winnings are realized, not when gambled away in pursuit of a higher prize, a point he says is largely academic amid market swings.
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Sam
Epoxies and new plastics fascinate chemists at Charleston
The Huntington Herald-Advertiser notes chemists create epoxy by combining two liquids that solidify without heat or pressure. Researchers are spinning plastics into fibres for straw hat materials and expect a flood of new materials and drugs to extend human life, challenging the notion that frontiers are gone.
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Charleston
Local Newspaper Rights Notice and Syndicate Credit
The document lists Associated Press rights for local news and dispatches, notes second class mailing at High Point North Carolina, and identifies a national advertising representative. It reflects standard press service and distribution details for the period.
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High Point
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Civil Defense reshapes pattern for hurricane relief in NC
The North Carolina crisis highlights Civil Defense speed over older agencies with tight rules. Critics target SBA and Farmers Home Administration for slow action, while Under Secretary Morse urges Washington approval and Val Peterson argues for state driven decisions with federal support. A Raleigh visit shows tensions between federal guidance and local initiative.
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Carroll storm relief framed by national officials visit
Morse and Peterson sought swift relief for hurricane victims while ensuring proper coverage and hospitality details. Photographers and hosts focused on aiding locals, not publicity, amid a Carolina Oklahoma game halftime debate. The National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners plans a Asheville convention October 24 27 with Governor Hodges addressing and NC officials invited.
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Ike's Illness and 1956 Political Prospects
The column discusses President Eisenhower's illness and the expected State of the Union materials. It weighs 1956 nomination chances for Nixon Knowland Warren and Stevenson, notes Beaufort Warren and historical context, and includes remarks on integration debates and caution from Addison.
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Promoters Skim Off Cream in Stock Promotion Schemes
The SEC scrutinizes Uranium Properties Ltd in a San Francisco hearing, examining a $600,000 stock sale tied to prospecting bets and bonds. The piece notes ongoing issues with disclosure and promoter greed across uranium ventures and other schemes, urging stricter policing to shield investors.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Uranium Properties, Ltd
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California
Hubert W. Sharpe
Reyburn F. Crocker
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SEC
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Nevada Aviation Company
Sinclair Armstrong
Ralph Demmler
Nato not a sports body says public letter
A letter quoted in a newspaper argues Nato is not for sports competition and notes Gen Alfred Gruenther’s war role while quoting others discussing nuclear war, Chinese regime criticism, and a Seattle man released after four years in Red China prison.
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North Atlantia Treaty Organization
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Seattle
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