Reporters and Presidents Can Be Friends in Public Life
Washington reporters and presidents can sustain a friendship if both sides maintain professional respect. Charles Bartlett, a Kennedy confidant, argues that officials should avoid relying on personal friends for attacks while reporters should not use leaders as their sole sources. The piece emphasizes mutual professional boundaries to avoid entanglement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles Bartlett
Kennedy
Stevenson
White House
Bartlett
Civic Service Appoints Ingle and Dowdy Reflecting Civic Unity
The Civic Service City Council named I. Paul Ingle to the Redevelopment Commission to replace Dale Montgomery and reappointed D. A. Dowdy who has chaired the Housing Authority for 12 years. The appointments, made by a Democratic Council, are hailed as nonpartisan and aimed at competent administration of urban redevelopment and public housing without petty politics.
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City Council
I. Paul Ingle
County Commission
Dale Montgomery
Redevelopment Commission
D. A. Dowdy
Housing Authority
Wheat Controversy Shapes Farm Bureau Convention
Editorial notes the 192 convention of the American Farm Bureau Federation in Atlanta and signals a potential shift as the group may help farmers vote down wheat controls next summer. It cites past support for government quotas, varied 1963 to 1964 price programs, and tensions with Ag Secretary policy while contrasting positions of major farm groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Farm Bureau Federation
Atlanta
Bureau
Congress
AFBF
Farm Bureau Federation
Sen
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Alowa
Senate Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Warren Collins
North Dakota Federation
National Grange
National Farmers Union
Khrushchev Moves Against Ulbricht Amid Diplomatic Ties
A Global View analysis suggests Khrushchev aims to push out East German leader Walter Ulbricht by leveraging Yugoslavia and Tito. Ulbricht's shaky rule follows purges and Moscow’s rifts with Yugoslavia, with tensions over a separate peace for Germany and West Berlin.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Walter Ulbricht
Tito
Ulbricht
Moscow
East Europe
Khrushchev
Russia
Red China
Mao Tsetung
State Department
Bulgaria
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Wil Stoph
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Leonid Brezhnev
Drago Kune
East Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Ceea
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
West Germany
Mao
West Berlin
High Point’s Dynamic Yacht Studio and Alderman Photos
In High Point the Alderman Studios photograhic enterprise expands from a one-man shop to a major operation in a modern facility near U.S. 29 70 and I 85. Slane Jr leads Slane Yachts building 40 41 and M4 models with plans for offshore runs and record attempts between Christmas and Jan 9.
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Slane
Gar Wood
Sam Griffiths
Alderman
High Point
U. S. 29-70
Interstate 85
Notes On The News Studio Highlights 1898 Furniture Ties
The notes describe a furniture industry oriented marketing hub evolving since 1898, detailing a vast studio space with 40 sets and high key backgrounds. Carpenters over 12 years built and torn down the equivalent of 11,000 six room houses for sets. The gallery holds 100000 accessório items valued around 250000 dollars. Daily capacity includes 14000 black and white prints and 1300 color prints. High Point anchors furniture driven economy with links to yachts and color photography in advertising.
Fragmented quotes reflect social tensions in a chaotic era
A collage of remarks criticizes heroism and war, notes on firefighters and accidents, and a skeptical view of white supremacy. The text mentions Buffalo Tiger leading a Seminole group to a business venture along Florida’s Tamiami Trail, highlighting ethnic and regional tension in a troubled period.
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Jay W. Stevens
The
International
Alan
Fire Chiefs
Buffalo Tiger
Florida
Tamiami Trail
Noted High Point Doctor Grayson Remains A Local Hero
A reminiscence honors Dr. C. S. Grayson a physician and two term mayor who served High Point for over five decades. The piece recalls his care for rich and poor, late night visits, and lasting impact on the community alongside civic notes on county sheriff insignia and a 1915 editorial lineage.
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High Point
C. S. Grayson
Grayson
Keneth Nance
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Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
Vv. W. Idol, JR
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Dopes
William A. Shires
Capitol Square Chatter
Alderman Studios, Inc
Piedmont
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Willis H. Slane Jr
Miami
New York
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Peace Corps
Guilford County
Sheriff's Department
John Walters
Helen Nelson
A. L. Stockton
Greensboro Daily News
Walter Keener
Durham Herald
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Rawley
A. B. Horney
Greensboro
Berta Marguerite Lindsay
Bruce Hilliard Carraway
Wesley Memorial Church
J. Ed Kirkman
J. E. Millis
Bob Jones
Dallas Zollicoffer
W. C. Beavens
W. C. Jones
Millis
Zollicoffer
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Grace Bencini
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