Civil Disobedience and Government Power Spar in Debate
George Sokolskey argues expanding federal authority tests citizen loyalty while praising democratic checks. He warns civil disobedience risks anarchy and notes professors fear not backing by the country if they break law, stressing responsibility to obey while questioning limits of obedience.
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Congress
David Spitz
Ohio State
Ee Bee
Sp'tz
Socrates
United States
Saveeoncee 5
Iag
Attlee held to moderates as Breach narrows
In Scarborough this week the Labour Party narrowly backed Attlee by about two percent on German rearmament driving a split with Aneurin Bevan. Bevan’s left wing departed jubilant while Attlee remains architect of a trend in England resisting U S policy in Formosa. The piece warns Britain might need American support if pressures shift and Hong Kong or Malaya come under threat.
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Clement Attlee
Labor Party
Scarborough
Attlee
Aneurin Bevan
England
New Zealand
U. S
Formosa
Moscow
Britain
Sam
Power of Defiance: Sen Pat McCarran Dies at Rally
Sen Pat McCarran died Monday night during a political rally while defending his hold on Nevada’s Democratic organization. A defiant force in the Senate, he challenged agencies and administrations, built a vast patronage network, and maintained influence across party lines despite Republican control.
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Pat McCarran
Nevada
Democratic Organization
United States Senate
Senate
Sen. McCarran
Roosevelt
Truman
McCarran
Justice
State Departments
Hollywood Sees Renewal as Industry Bets on Good Pictures
The industry rallies for a stronger fall and winter season with a concerted bid by the Council of Motion Picture Organizations. Surveys show hopeful averages and better pictures from Hollywood, aided by wide screens and audience demand for quality entertainment.
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Council of
Motion Picture Organizations
Hollywood
Old fashioned ideas back in favor warn of jolt to modern parenting
A Dallas Morning News piece suggests a revival of old fashioned norms, praising rocking on front porches and mothers holding babies. It notes clashes between strict and lenient child-rearing, hints at a return to traditional remedies, and jokes about drastic, unsafe methods to stop infant crying.
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Dallas Morning News
Papas
Retirement of Judge Harris Creates Vacancy in Seventh District
Lynn Nisbet Harris notes the retirement of Judge W C Harris opens the Democratic nominating process for the Seventh Judicial District covering Franklin and Wake counties. The State Board of Elections will print about two million ballots for November 2 with counties supplying extra boxes. Top contenders for the nomination include William Y. Bickett and William T. Hatch amid speculation of a possible dark horse.
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William Y. Bickett
William T. Hatch
Scott
Bickett
Harris
Um- 8
Johnston County sheriff race triggers election law review
In Johnston County the county and state boards fought for two months over a Democratic candidate’s ballot status, risking no Democratic candidate on the November ballot. Judge Paul Frizzelle has heard multiple sessions and is expected to rule next week, with potential appeals to the Supreme Court. The issue highlights need to adjust a 1953 act restricting judicial review of board actions to avoid timing conflicts with election dates.
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Johnston County
Paul Frizzelle
Supreme Court
State Boards of Elections
B. A. Henry
L. Denning
Denning
State Board of Elections
Wake County
Seventh
Frizzelle
United States
Ing
State Board Elections
State Board of Elections and
County Boards
Elections Board
U. S
Paul West
Raleigh
West
Boards of Elections
Board of Tile Contractors
Quotes on administration and intervention in Dien Bien Phu
Fragmentary quote mentions tough talk and a golf putter attributed to Sen. Sane Jeakaan TD Wash. and Gen. Christian De Castries. It argues only massive U S Air Force intervention might have altered Dien Bien Phu's fate, even at the end.
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Sen. Sane
Jeakaan
Wash
Christian de Castries
Citizenship Club reports High Point charity impact and plans
A column reviews the Citizenship Club's 1953 work in High Point with Salvation Army aid totaling meals and clothing distributed, Y M C A youth programs, Red Cross blood drives, and local home placements. It urges continued membership and a citywide rally on October 19 with Ian Stuart and Paul Harvey, to boost civic pride.
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Citizenship Club
High Point
Ian Stuart
Paul Harvey
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Winston-Salem
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