Textiles Boost Kennedy Trade Plan Endorsement
Unqualified ACMI endorsement of President Kennedy's foreign trade plan signals strong textile industry support. William H. Ruffin of Erwin Mills becomes ACMI president, replacing R. Dave Hall, as leaders seek equalization on cotton content in imports and broader markets. The vote shows broad industry backing for expanding foreign trade with minimal domestic disruption.
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American Cotton Manufacturers Institute
Kennedy
Washington
William H. Ruffin
Erwin Mills
Durham
ACMI
Geneva
Ruffin
R. Dave Hall
Belmont
Eisenhower
Labor briefing to spotlight New Frontier policies in Washington
Arthur Goldberg plans a high profile briefing for about two hundred newspapermen on Friday and Saturday in Washington. The event aims to publicize administration labor and economic plans with speakers from Vice President Johnson to Salinger ally. press largely invited from labor beat.
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Pierre Salinger
U. S. State Department
Arthur Goldberg
Metropolitan Opera
Washington
Johnson
Salinger
White House
State Department
Washington Press Corps
Overseas base at Dhahran ends amid strategic shift
Editorial notes the Dhahran air base in Saudi Arabia, built by the United States in 1945 and leased for 17 years, is not a combat base and its use ends as missiles rise. It cites Saudi anti Jewish policy and a 1956 Senate resolution on racial distinctions as context for the base’s closure and broader U.S. reliance on bases abroad. It questions future need for foreign bases despite potential emergency staging value.
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Dhahran
King Saud
United States
Saudi Arabia
Kennedy
Washington
Washington Post
U. S
Saud
New York
Congress
U. S. Senate
Herbert H. Lehman
D-N. Y
U.S
B. H. Liddell Hart
North Carolina
Virgin Islands
Morgan Guaranty
France
Belgium
Ireland
Italy
Vatican City
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Poland
United Kingdom
Scotland
West Germany
Spain
Turkey
Nebraska
New Hampshire
High Point Enterprise Informational Masthead and Rates
The High Point Enterprise announces mailing rates for daily and Sunday editions, including options for daily only and Sunday only subscriptions. It lists staff roles and confirms association with the Associated Press while noting independent contractor carriers and subscription payment responsibilities.
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High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
Associated Press
N.C
AP News
Fost
High Point N
NLU
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Princess Grace Shifts Focus From Algerian Turmoil To Paris Season
In Paris reporters note Blue-eyed Princess Grace of Monaco softens Algerian war memories as France eyes Easter tourism and a Versailles music festival. Yet threats persist with OAS bombings and political risk surrounding De Gaulle ahead of the April 8 referendum on Algerian peace and plenary powers.
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Assn
Paris
Grace
Monaco
Algiers
Grace Kelly
Hollywood
Versailles
Louvre
OAS
de Gaulle
Gaullist
Pierre Mendes- France
Churchill
White Seen as Unremarkable Pick for High Court
High Court appointment of Byron R. White draws little opposition despite lack of judgeship experience. At 44, he sits near the court’s youngest ages, with a record as a standout scholar and former All-America football player. History shows few under 40 named. White would bring fresh but untested views to the bench.
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Washington
Kennedy
Byron R
Whizzer) White
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Hugo Black
High Court
White
Black
Felix Frankfurter
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Colorado
Joseph Story
Prescott
Ontario
D. W. L. Thurber
Mary Caroline Simmons
High Point
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence Seaway
Upper Canada Village
Why Washington Protect Consumers in Politics and Courts
The article notes political scrutiny of Supreme Court justices in the 1960s. It cites the resignation of Justice Charles Evans Whittaker and observes that only four of the nine justices then had prior bench experience. It highlights John M. Harlan William J Brennan Jr and Potter Stewart as exceptions with limited experience. Brennan had seven years in New Jersey courts.
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William Johnson
Bushrod Washington
Story
John Marshall
Stephen J. Field
John M. Harlan
John McLean
James M. Wayne
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Charles Evans Hughes
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Whittaker
Black
Whittaker
U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Harlan
William J. Brennan Jr
New Jersey
Potter Stewart
Brennan
Quotes reflect cancer hope public opinion and aid policy
A set of quotes from Van R Potter, Edmund Gullion, and Orville Freeman touch on cancer research progress, Congo political stance, and food aid logistics. They highlight optimism for medical breakthroughs, political credibility depending on actions, and challenges delivering surplus food without harming local economies.
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Tshombe
U. S
Edmund Guillion
Congo
Katanga
America
Orville Freeman
Summit diplomacy and civic notes in Winston-Salem area
Editorial playful on Mayor Surratt and three-city summit to ease tensions and expand cooperation among Winston-Salem Greensboro High Point. Mentions airport access Piedmont Airlines Kernersville Yadkin River rights and a furniture museum idea with civic leader remarks and local events including college talks and a Bloodmobile visit.
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Winston-Salem Journal-Sentinel
John Surratt
Wall
Berlin
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Friendship
Iron Curtain
Piedmont Airlines
Kernersville
Lexington
Thomasville
Yadkin
Wilkes County
Surratt
Washington
Summiry
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S. T. Coleridge
Pires
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPhersuon
Brown
Patterson, JR
Widol, JR
Rees
Loflin
Princess Grace
Algeria
Europe
By James Marlow
van R. Potter
University of Wisconsin
McArdle Cancer Research Laboratory
Holt McPherson
GAP
Carson Stout
Gilbert T. Rowe
Duke University
Textile Insurance Company
Goodrich White
Emory University
High Point College
L. M. Hays
Division of Higher Education
North Carolina Education Association
Alumni Gymnasium
Charles Loflin
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