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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1964
Page
3
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United Auto Workers officials deferred selecting a strike target against General Motors Ford or Chrysler after Chicago talks on a new labor contract stalled. President Walter P. Reuther warned a strike could occur if offers remain unchanged as bargaining continues and the Aug 31 contract expiration nears.
LOS ANGELES AP Krupp former wife of pal Alfred Krupp relates a gunman posing as a pest inspector robbed her residence taking 60000 dollars in cash and jewels. Mrs Krupp 55 said Wednesday she was shaken but unhurt and cooperated with police.
A fisherman finds value in stories rather than catches, returning home with a colorful yarn. The tale emphasizes resilience and craft over success at sea, reflecting coastal life and the craft of storytelling.
The Teamsters Union executive council said it will support President James R. Hoffa as he appeals two federal convictions. The group affirmed Hoffa’s innocence until legal rights are exhausted and vowed not to deprive him of those rights. Harold Gibbons read the statement after Hoffa's Chattanooga jury tampering and Chicago pension fund conspiracy convictions, with Hoffa sentenced to 13 years and no clear stance on funding his defense.
Dan K as Democratic nominee or governor will decide if Russell Brantley of Winston-Salem becomes head of the State Advertising Division. Brantley, Wake Forest College communications director, would succeed the late Charlie Parker if Gov. Moore approves. Parker died of a heart attack after long service.
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