Forcing Soviet To Pay At Both Ends Has Catch In It
Editorial notes the UN postponement of a 52.6 million dollar Soviet obligation as akin to canceling a risky operation. It argues Russia faces humiliation and financial pressure in Middle East and Korea roles while France and Nationalist China also owe sums. The piece warns the U S must pursue a balanced approach to avoid future liability.
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Rail Unions Weighing Christmas Strike Threat
Three unions representing about 52 000 machinists electricians and sheet metal workers threaten a strike risking 90 percent of rail traffic during the Christmas peak. Federal court injunctions are sought as railroads accuse the action of pressuring direct bargaining with the unions rather than with the AFL CIO Railway Employes Department which has settled 13 other unions. The holdouts seek higher pay alignment with industry standards and greater consideration.
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Afl-Cio
Editorial: Coin Shortage Signals Silver Debasement Debate
Treasury faces proposals to revise U S coinage amid a looming silver shortage. Experts warn that shrinking silver reserves and rising prices could force reduced silver content or cheaper alloys, risking devaluation of coins and a rush by speculators to hoard or melt silver dollars.
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High Point Enterprise Editorial Notes Missing
A garbled OCR fragment from The High Point Enterprise shows garbled staff roles and identifiers including editor managing editor and circulation manager, with random letters and spacing making the positions unclear. The fragment lacks coherent events or dates to summarize.
Noted Washington Doodles and Jokes Highlight Convention Aftermath
Washington notes mix of humor and politics. Hotel bills from Atlantic City convention linger as Democrats face criticism. Johnny Carson jokes land at Variety Club event. Indiana Governor elect Branigin touts wit in bid for office. Senator Monroney reacts to heavy press turnout at a congressional reorganization press conference.
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Letters to the Editor on Bardolph Award and Civil War history
The Enterprise letters contest the Bardolph Award given December 4 to Prof. Richard Bardolph for efforts to belittle patriotic service in 1861 65. The writer cites Avery Craven 1942 and Walter Clark’s North Carolina History volumes as rebuttal of Southern memory and notes Clark’s Confederate service and wartime impressions.
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Notes On The News on North Carolina Civil War memory
Chauncey M. Depew and Walter Clark are cited praising Confederate soldiers from North Carolina. The piece recalls NC secession, 120000 men in field, 40000 lives lost, and wartime hardships 1861 to 1865. It urges honoring veterans and proposes the next Legislature acquire the Five Volume history of North Carolina regiments 1861-1865.
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Tanglewood faces 1965 layout clash with Civil Rights laws
Trustees of Tanglewood weigh cuts to Lodge Barn Theater and concerts to comply with the Civil Rights Act while honoring wills that require operation for whites. The plan may strip much of the Bohem order’s features, with final decisions pending as trustees seek lawful ways to preserve the facility for a broader region.
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