Johnson Economy Drive Aims At Tax Cut Promise
Editorial notes President Johnson pushes economy measures across government and defense contractors. He seeks $1.5 billion in defense savings this year, building on Kennedy era targets to lower costs and accelerate tax relief, with broad public support and intensified procurement scrutiny. The program aims to translate savings into lower taxes and steadier economic safeguards.
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Courtroom warning over ruse in whisky case
Judge Edwin M. Stanley of the U S Middle District Court refused to be duped by a ruse in a whisky transportation case. The defendant failed to appear but was reportedly in a Winston Salem hospital after a gunshot wound. The judge ordered custody, held without bond, and forfeited the bond, stressing the need to keep the court from being misled.
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U. S
Middle District
Winston-Salem
Stanley
Editorial Research Divorce Law Reform
A Washington editorial reviews public attitudes to divorce and its impact on political leaders. It notes divorce rates have not been as high as widely believed, with about 3.9 million divorced individuals in 1962 and 7.5 million divorced and remarried, totaling 10.5 million. It examines hypocrisy, collusion, and the adversary court process, calls for uniform laws against migratory divorces, and discusses reform efforts and the limits of court based conciliation due to cost and skepticism.
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High Point Enterprise details and rate information
The High Point Enterprise listing its office at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina and staff roles plus subscription rates and tax notes. It notes classified terms for mail rates carrier delivery and local AP news use rights and disclaimer about independent contractor carriers.
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Short Sober Thoughts After National Tragedy
Henry Cathcart of Central Press reflects on Kennedy assassination in Washington. He argues that extremism fuels violence, rejects scapegoating of right or left, and urges tolerance and political maturity to curb extremism without suppressing dissent.
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Central Press
Washington
John F. Kennedy
United States
Memorial lines to a president by Casey Powers
Editor notes a poetically charged tribute to the recent death of a president. The piece laments tyranny and malice while praising memory, unity, and enduring virtue. The author frames death as a martyrdom and a barrier to tears, ending with a reflective farewell.
Guilt and unity after Kennedy's Dallas tragedy
The text argues that guilt for Kennedy's murder is personal and rejects blaming the nation or white southern segregationists. It defends Americans as decent and law-abiding, opposing claims that hate groups or liberals should shoulder collective responsibility, and condemns communist propaganda framing.
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Dallas
Texas
Notes on the News and the Kennedy Assassination Echo
In a reflective column the author condemns political extremism while expressing shock and sympathy after President Kennedy's assassination. The piece critiques complacency toward government wrongs, fears future violence, and urges gratitude for public servants amid a tense national climate.
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Kennedy
Poem Reflects on Leadership and Liberty Across Ages
A century old poem laments rulers who balance mercy and power. It invokes reverence at a leader's bier and links sacrifice to freeing the enslaved, praising pure life and the fallen who served justice. The piece ties past struggles for right to present national mourning and resolve.
General Capus Waynick In Critical Battle For Life
As the veteran leader faces the day crisis after a Sunday heart attack his condition remains critical yet indicates a possible turn for the better. Doctors fear the extent of artery blockage may be weeks from clarity while his strong physical conditioning could aid his recovery as calls pour in from across the region seeking updates.
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Capus Waynick
Aberdeen publisher leads bid for Democratic lieutenant governor
H Clifton Blue, Aberdeen publisher, visited supporters Tuesday testing climate for a May primary bid. He is joined by J C Robbins of Jamestown hardware fame and Ed Kemp who escorted them, including a stop to see Robbins Tilden at North State Telephone. Blue leaves encouraged by pledges of support and praised for presiding over the recent House session.
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Aberdeen
J. C. Robbins
Jamestown
Ed Kemp
Robbins’ Kinsman
Robbins Tilden
North State Telephone Company
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House of Representatives
State Senate
Re-election of Dale Montgomery to Guilford County Chair
Dale Montgomery is re elected as chairman of the Guilford County Board of Commissioners following a year in which he led the High Point seat. A Republican and business community figure, Montgomery earned trust from both parties for steady county operation and urban renewal leadership.
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Guilford
High Point
Life Magazine takes on Kennedy story amid delays and demand
Life Magazine postponed editions to cover the Kennedy assassination, selling out at newsstands as delays strained delivery. In Maryfield a 60 bed facility plan aims to raise 248000 with Hill Burton funds, while sociologists rate High Point on desegregation, praising progress but urging continued civil rights work.
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Piedmont
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High Point
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