Monroe race tensions rebuked by compromise stance
Congressman A Paul Kitchin urges Attorney General Kennedy to defer to local authorities in Monroe race trouble. The incident, centered on a kidnapping and death threats against whites, sparked by Robert Williams’s actions, prompts calls for peaceful intergroup relations and government restraint. Governor Sanford notes Williams is denounced by leaders of both races.
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A. Paul Kitchin
Robert Kennedy
Monroe
Washington
North Carolina
Gov
Sanford
Robert Williams
Gift Of Citizenship Denied ToFormer Nazi Broadcaster Sittler
Edward Vieth Sittler, born in Ohio, renounced U.S. citizenship to become a German broadcaster in 1940. After World War II he taught school, fathering eight children. Federal Judge Lloyd F. McMahon refused reinstatement, urging Americans to value citizenship and resist totalitarian appeals.
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Edward Vieth Sittler
Ohio
United States
Germany
Lloyd F. McMahon
Sittler
Detroit Talks Toughen UAW Auto Contracts With Big Three
Editorial notes Detroit bargaining with GM Ford and Chrysler on contracts expiring Thursday may set patterns for about 120 deals next year. It cites 490000 workers under the talks, unions aims for regular salaries for production workers, health costs, job insurance, and a cost-of-living escalator.
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Detroit
UAW
Walter Reuther
Norman Matthews
AUW
Chrysler
Big Three
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Reusher
Newspaper Staff Headings and Roles Shown
A fragment lists roles such as President, Secretary-Treasurer, Managing Editor, Advertising Director, and Business Manager for a daily and Sunday paper, with notes on daily versus Sunday editions.
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Aastor
Arlene Francis and James Cagney Dine, Dance on Munich Set
In Munich Arlene Francis films One Two Three with James Cagney, Horst Buchholz, and Pamela Tiffin. Cagney limits work to one film a year and, during lunch breaks, dances on set to stay in shape. Francis calls her work a “sort of vacation” as she travels between shoots in London Paris Venice and beyond.
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Dick Kleiner
Wilder
Arlene Francis
James Cagney
London
Paris
Venice
Biarritz
Arlene
Munich
Cagney
Hawaii
Horst Buchholz
Pamela Tiffin
Buchholz
Hollywood
Henry Buck
Buck Holt
Billy Wilder
Audrey
Efrem Zimbalist Jr
Miss Tiffin
Oklahoma
Round the Capitol Governor nominees and North Carolina politics
Preliminary campaigning for the 1964 North Carolina Democratic gubernatorial nomination mirrors past era practices. The piece traces party organization shifts from 1908 to 1960, noting figures such as Kerr Scott, Terry Sanford, Beverly Lake, and Woodrow Jones, and highlights tensions between ins versus outsiders as the party moves to build a long term control strategy.
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North Carolina
J. M. Broughton
Lee Gravely
W. P. Horton
A. J. Maxwell
Broughton
Gregg Cherry
Ralph McDonald
Max Gardner
Charlie Johnson
Kerr Scott
William Umstead
Hubert Olive
Umstead
Luther Hodges
Terry Sanford
Cam
Paign
Old Line
Beverly Lake
Sanford
Democratic Party
Woodrow Jones
Rutherford
Political Currents Shape Early 1960s North Carolina Stage
Notes on The News discuss Basil Whitener and longtime Sanford allies in a growing right of center bloc. Joe Hunt pushes for governor though some fear conservatism. Post-Philpott era seen as heir apparent, with Sanford faction wary. Enduring focus on bond issues, quality education school rollout, 1963 General Assembly control, and Ervin senate race implications. Citizens favor early candidate vetting for governor as strategy unfolds.
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Basil Whitener
Gaston
UDC
Joe Hunt
Cloyd Philpott
Sanford
Hunt
U. S
Sam J. Ervin
Ervin
Governor hopeful Kemp faces 1963 political heat
The piece notes Ed Kemp, 40, near a governorship bid, with Woodrow Jones, Basil Whitener, Joe Hunt, and Beverly Lake as possible rivals. Kemp’s future path depends on whether to vie for governor while maintaining ties to past leaders and current state dynamics. The report suggests a lively political climate ahead.
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Lynn Nisbet
Ed Kemp
Clyde Philpott
Joe Hunt
Hunt
Kemp
Woodrow Jones
Basil Whitener
Beverly Lake
Bicycle aid sought for student at High Point College
A young woman at High Point College seeks a part time bicycle to ride between campus and a nearby church. Beverly Caudle can be contacted at 886-8795 to arrange a donated ladies bike for Patty Culliver. The item would support student life and community needs.
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High Point College
High Point
Beverly Caudle
Patty Culliver
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New York
Voice OF the City
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Hell McPherson
Cheenan
Yours
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Hervie N. Williard
Virgil
Willierd
High Point High School
Hubert J. Rockwell
Hubert J. Rockwell Associates
School of Design
N.C. State College
Rockwell
Bradley University
Peoria
Kirkepatrick School of Design
Grand Rapids
Melrose
English Street
Charles L. Amos
Charlie Amos
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Woman's Club
Stars of Tomorrow
Winston-Nalem Jaycees
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