Lack of Communication Is Key To Berlin's Trouble
The American Friends Service Committee urges easing travel restrictions across the Berlin Wall to reduce East West tensions. A special report, Journey Through A Wall, cites mutual blame and fear on both sides and calls for more dialogue between individuals able to engage despite opposing views. The group suggests lifting bans for couples separated by the wall and for ill relatives, and asks for modified limits for East Germans traveling to NATO countries.
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American Friends Service Committee
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Federal Republic of
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Ulbricht
East
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Entitled To Carry On Judge Haworth Reelection Bid
Announcement by Judge Byron Haworth supports seeking a third term as Municipal Court judge. He cites eight years of leadership, prisoner rehabilitation efforts, a noted alcohol rehabilitation program, and ABA recognition of traffic court effectiveness. Haworth acknowledges critics but notes broad citizen support to continue his public service.
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American Bar Association
Haworth
Editorial: Whose Base Gored After Defense Closings
Editorial notes the 1961 26 US bases and seven overseas bases slated for closure with phased three year savings of 7 800 military and 8 500 civilian jobs annually The piece cites Congressional protests from New York and the political risk of base closures and flags plans for further cuts and economic conversion efforts to civilian production.
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Robert 5. McNamara
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New York State
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N. Y
Area Redevelopment Administration
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Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
McNamara
Naval
Strategic Air Command
Johnson
Seymour Melman
Columbia University
Geneva
Goring
High Point News Rates and AP Reproduction Rights
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Why Did Salinger Quit Press Job
Central Press Washington writer Henry Cathcart reports rumors behind Pierre Salinger’s exit from the White House press secretary post and his bid for the California Senate. The piece notes alleged disputes with Johnson, possible presidential support, and broader doubts about Johnson’s political standing as 1964 campaign approaches.
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Central Press
Washington
Pierre Salinger
White House
California
President Johnson
Salinger
Johnson
Kennedy White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Bobby Baker
McNamara Defends Viet Nam Policy Amid South Vietnam doubts
Secretary McNamara argues U S aid aims to bolster South Vietnam through economic and social reforms, not mere military action, as South Viet Nam’s unstable leadership and recent coups raise questions about winning the war. The piece notes U S goals, past leaders, and the risk of a broader clash if reforms fail.
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Robert S. McNamara
United States
South Viet Nam
McNamara
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Maxwell D. Taylor
War test for Red Arekear Hers in Khanh land reforms
The speaker argues the war tests Red Arekear Hers, noting moderates and totalers waver as Khanh strengthens military and administration. He forecasts broad land reform programs and tenant farmer loans to bolster support and control.
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Khanh
Notes On The News Quotes On Policy And Politics
Quotes from Dr. Herbert L. Gold and Mrs. Helen van Slyke on April Fool humor and gender issues plus Sen. Robert Humphrey on the nuclear test ban and party dynamics. The excerpt contrasts Republican belligerence toward Cuba with predictions on how power shifts would alter caution or invasion postures in a Kennedy era frame.
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Musical praise from Winston-Salem guests sparks regional unity
John Suele of the Winston-Salem Symphony hails High Point’s musical climate during a reception for the duo pianists Sara Bencini and Troy Lee at Memorial Auditorium. Guests discuss collaboration across the Golden Triangle as Bencini and Lee receive acclaim for precision and encores.
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John Suele
Symphony
High Point
David Parker
Robert Bencini
Joe O. Lee
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Iueles
Ivele
Sara Bencini
Troy Lee
Memorial Auditorium
High Point College
John Philip Sousa
Bencini-Lee
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