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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1964

Page

6

Gene Fowler remembered by Will and family in tribute

The obituary recalls Gene Fowler, 70, journalist and author of Beau James and The Great Mouthpiece. It notes his mercy in writing and his habit of falling in love with many people, and recounts his final hours and a personal reflection on aging from his last writings.

Will Fowler Denver Gene Fowler Beau James Fowler California Will Gene Grandma Moses Pope John Mr. Myself New York Camelot Manhattan Kingdom Come

Allied ministers to meet on German reunification and NATO strategy

In Washington the United States Britain France and West Germany announce a ministerial meeting to push a new approach to German reunification and discuss NATO strategy including a possible multi nation nuclear force. The talks follow Paris discussions with Rusk and McNamara signaling improved French cooperation and ongoing debate over a Polaris equipped fleet and mixed manned surface forces.

John M. Hightower Washington (Ap United States Britain France West Germany Russia Germany Dean Rusk White House Robert S. McNamara Johnson Paris North Atlantic Treaty Organization Rusk Charles de Gaulle McNamara Pierre Messmer Messmer NATO McNamara-Messmer Ludwig Erhard Europe U.S

Regents Take Up Free Speech Issue At UCLA

University of California regents meet on the UCLA campus to decide the free speech issue roiling Berkeley for months. A noon rally drew about 300 students with 100 marching by the regents as 50 to 75 sat outside the administration building while voices debated campus policy and civil rights funding.

Gene Handsaker LOS Angeles Uniiversity of California Regents Ucla Berkeley University Regents Hyde Park Edward Carter South

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