Police urged to enact laws to curb protests and prevent violence
A city editorial urges passing clear ordinances on picketing and demonstrations to empower police to head off violence before it occurs. It cites Paramount Theater clashes between CORE supporters and anti demonstrators and argues that without specific rules police are hamstrung.
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Congress of Racial Equality
Paramount Theater
Byron Haworth
Debate Over Foreign Aid Intersects Royal Visit
The column critiques annual foreign aid debates noting Morocco’s King Hassan II in New York visiting an auto showroom after Morocco received 353 million in aid plus undisclosed military aid. The piece frames the paradox of aid vs realism and questions the wisdom of continue generous policy.
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New York
Hassan the
Morocco
Hassan
Passage of extravagant expense ends in Mayflower night
A man orders five of the most expensive models from a company and buys enough linens to stock a typical home. He promises to pay by directing the bill to his Foreign Office. A Mayflower Hotel dinner party in Washington totalled 30000 dollars, featuring lobster and pheasant. Taxpayers’ generosity is implied.
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Foreign Office
Mayflower
Washington
United States
Mosler Research Products, Inc
Danbury, Conn
Mosler
Faurot, Inc
Broadway
Faurot
New York City initiates Washington recruitment for teachers
Editorial describes New York City recruiting in Washington to fill a 1963-64 shortage, targeting mainly Negro and Puerto Rican students. Maleska and colleagues will interview deans and placement directors at Howard, George Washington, Georgetown, and other colleges, with plans to test and interview applicants for future hires.
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Eugene T. Maleska
New York City
Washington, D. C
New York
Washington
Howard University
George Washington
Georgetown
Dunbarton
Trinity
Gallaudet
South
Northeast
Midwest
Minnesota
U. S
Francis Keppel
Graduate Faculty of Education
Harvard
High Point Enterprise staff and masthead details
The High Point Enterprise lists its staff including editor Holt McPherson advertising director W Idol Jr and circulation manager Charles Loflin plus management and address at 305 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. The text shows various roles without news content.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
D. A. Rawley
Ckcavaci
Cca
PeQenent
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson
W. W. Idol, JR
Owe Ees
Charles B. Loflin
Growing Use Of Electronic Listening Devices Escalates
A growing array of Americans use and sell electronic listening devices including tiny FM transmitters and bug detect kits. Government agencies especially the CIA and State Department invest heavily in anti eavesdropping gear while private detectives and criminals increasingly exploit covert hearing tools amid limited prosecutions.
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Herald Tribune
New York
Joseph Doakes
Faurot
State Department
Washington
Chamber of Horrors
Sauce for the United States spreads to communism
James Marlow analyzes how U S actions and Cold War swaps echo worldwide. He traces exchanges involving Cuba Formosa Berlin Powers and Donovan Castro Kennedy and Rockefeller noting prisoner releases and missiles while warning of expanding influence and future reach of communism.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
China
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Italy
Turkey
Russia
Mediterranean
Col
Rudolph Abel
Francis Gary Powers
Frederick J. Pryor
Donovan
Castro
Miami
Kennedy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
Rockefeller
McGill's The South and the Southerner reviewed
Ralph McGill's new book The South and the Southerner is praised for combining personal memory with regional history. The Atlantic NonFiction Award winner examines changing South politics economy and culture while denouncing violence and inertia and praising young Southerners as agents of reform.
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Ralph McGill
Atlanta
McGill
Chattanooga
Vanderbilt University
Ransom
Warren
Tate
South
McGills
Georgia
Chicago
Mr. McGill
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