Stevenson Denounces Soviet Duplicity At UN Session
Adlai E. Stevenson accuses the Soviet Union of cynically suppressing freedom in Eastern Europe while posing as anti colonial. He contrast Soviet domination with France’s independence moves in Tunisia and notes Soviet armies still in Poland East Germany and Hungary sixteen years after WWII.
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New York Debates Raising Drinking Age Amid Teen Use Concerns
Hearings opened in Syracuse before a Joint Legislative Committee on Intoxicating Liquors as New York weighs raising the minimum drinking age from 18 to 21. Psychologists warn of teen drinking effects while others argue parental habits shape behavior. Industry pressure from Connecticut and New Jersey adds urgency to the issue.
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First 100 Days Impasse Noted in Stout Jamestown Sewer Talks
Report reviews Mayor Carson Stout’s administration and notes a deadlock over joining Jamestown in shared sewer services. Authors urge officials of both communities to pursue a cooperative solution to reduce costs, leveraging High Point’s disposal facilities and potential outfall tie-in for future efficiency.
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Last Try At Vienna Safeguarded Test Ban
Editorial argues Kennedy’s Aug 10 move to send Ambassador Dean to Geneva aimed to push a safeguarded nuclear test ban. It notes Russian insistence on a Troika style control and Western fears of intelligence gathering inside the USSR. If no pact emerges, the U.S. may resume testing under Project Plowshare and Vela, sparking a renewed nuclear race.
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Seymon K. Tsarapkin
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John J. McCloy
Tsarapkin
U. S
James Marlow on Rusk Stance as Secretary of State
AP analysis finds Dean Rusk quiet and cautious as secretary, delivering few news conferences and offering little new on Berlin. President Kennedy and Rusk let others make big statements while pursuing a restrained foreign aid push, risking insufficient public support and momentum.
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Letters to The Editor on NAACP school integration tactics
A letter accuses the NAACP of using children as pawns in school integration battles. It likens tactics to historic war methods, argues constitutional rights about state versus federal power, and condemns bypassing public opinion by rallying behind young students.
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Sherman
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William Bingham
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Propaganda on rice paper drawn into school conflict
The piece condemns NAACP marching with federal judges and moderates as governments of a hostile nature. It frames school children and mothers as heroic segregationists fighting to defend rights of free peoples to govern themselves against perceived compulsion and misused history.
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Editorial Fire Over Cuba Hijack Sparks War Talk
The editor blasts congressmen for calling for reprisals against Cuba and Fidel Castro after an American Airlines hijacking to Cuba. He urges restraint and even suggests impeachment power could be considered for such statements. Readers respond with letters criticizing misspellings and historical accuracy about Binghamton.
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Downtown Development drive seeks $20000 to finish revitalization plan
The Downtown Development Corporation aims to raise $20,000 more from unsubscribed investors to complete a revitalization plan for Greensboro's central business district. About 200 owners and tenants already joined, with a public list to follow, as Ed Mendenhall leads the effort. A new skyroom atop the Southern Furniture Exposition Building helps anchor the market, with the October furniture market expected to proceed.
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Ed Mendenhall
Wrenn Street
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Leo Heer
George Stewart
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