Conflict Of Interest Charges By Henry Cathcart
Washington observers say the TFX probe harms credibility with unfounded charges of conflict of interest against Defense Department officials linked to General Dynamics. Navy Secretary Fred North, Air Force Secretary Eugene Zuckert, and Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gilpatric face accusations tied to past ties and roles. Congress and administration leaders warn such rhetoric could deter business leaders from government service.
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Henry Cathcart
Central Press
Washington
TFX
Defense Department
General Dynamites
Navy
Fred North
Fort Worth
Defense
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Congress
McNamara Pentagon
Daily Meditation Reflection on Courage and Faith
A compact meditation cites Job and Ernest Arndt praising steadfastness unto death for God and country. It blends biblical summons with a quotation about unwavering fidelity of heart lips and arms, urging moral resolve and devotion.
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Job
Ernest Arndt
Sanford Renounces Ambitions, Bolsters Image in North Carolina
Governor Terry Sanford announces he will return to law practice in Fayetteville after his term, denying plans for Senate or other offices. The piece praises his governance, notes ongoing speculation about future leadership, and asserts he remains a significant political force in North Carolina for years to come.
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Terry Sanford
Fayetteville
Washington
North Caron
Sanford
North Carolina
Luther Hodges
William B. Umstead
Hodges
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Jordan
Tar Heel
Senate
Automation and jobs pressure in a changing era
The piece warns automation could erase 22 million U.S. jobs by 1970, with many displaced workers and shorter hours for the lower class. It notes 19,000 offices now use computers, and even railways like Southern Railway are cutting double tracks for safer, cheaper operation. It argues arbitration faces larger societal shifts and must balance progress with human factors.
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U. S. Department of Labor
Donald Williams
Ens
Southern Railway
Two Years Of Alliance For Progress Disappointing
Editorial critiques the Alliance for Progress on its second anniversary, noting Latin American disillusionment with aid. It flags Cuba’s exclusion, weak development plans in six signatories, land and tax reform battles, and bureaucratic hurdles. US funds favored short term bailouts over lasting development. Congress cut aid. Kennedy urged perseverance.
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Alliance For Progress
United States
U. S
Punta del Este
Cuba
Bolivia
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Peru
Venezuela
Lopez Mateos
Congress
Latin America
Kennedy
Alianza
High Point Enterprise Subscription Rates and Notices
The notice lists mail and carrier subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, weekly, and monthly options with advance payment details and sales tax note. It states AP rights for local news and dispatches, second class status in High Point NC, and distributor payment disclaimers. It notes independent contractor carriers and directs readers to contact local carriers for home delivery rates.
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Associated Press
Oaly
Carrier
N.C
High Point
N. C
High Punt Enterprise, Inc
U S Walks Softly On Soviet Talks And Ties
Washington reports a cautious mood as the United States and the Soviet Union edge toward possible nuclear test limits and joint space cooperation. A direct Washington Moscow hotline and potential safeguards against surprise attack are discussed amid Senate scrutiny and questions about Moscow's intentions.
Notes On The News Common Market tariffs quote
A brief item quotes a stance that tariffs from the Common Market will not affect local imports. The source records a retailer or businessperson asserting most goods are sourced from Japan, implying resilient supply chains amid tariff talk. The note conveys regional economic confidence without details of policy impact.
Romney Denies Candidacy Bid For 1964 GOP Nomination
Gov. George Romney of Michigan declares he is not a candidate for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination and insists on his stance. The remarks come amid national debate, with Rabbi Maurice Eisendrath criticizing television’s impact on public morals and sparking discussion about media influence.
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George Romney
Michigan
Maurice Eisendrath
The
American Hebrew Congregations
A New Start and Bechuanaland Notes From Home
A New Start poem reflects on self improvement and duty. Carol Bryden reports from Bechuanaland detailing schooling, plans for self government in 1965, limited secondary schools, a university in Basutoland, Moeng College facilities, student questions on race and labor, cattle breeding research at Lupane, grazing rotation, and a Bechuanaland training college teaching trades and farming to support local agricultural development.
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Carol Bryden
Bechuanaland
Operation Crossroads
Africa
Catholic Church
London Missionary Society
Basutoland
High Commission
Swaziland
Moeng
U.S
Republic of South Africa
Lupane
Mabalapye
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White House
DOD
Department of Defense
Love
Textiles
James S. Love
Brazil
Cruzeiro
Argentina
Agency For International Development
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt. McPherson Ae
Brown W. Patterson, JR
W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Navionte
Ward-Griffith Company
James Marlow
Soviet Union
Moscow
Dean Rusk
Rusk
George F. Kennan
Yugoslavia
State Department
NATO
Europe
Khrushchev
Kennan
Germany
Japan
Are
Bechuanaland Protectorate
Tanana
Moeng College
Tohehedi Khama
Holt McPherso
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