Europe Common Market shows unity after Brussels talks
The Barron's lead editorial lauds the Brussels accord as a sign of mature statesmanship that bridged thorny gaps among France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. It notes that avoiding a breakdown preserves tariff talks with the United States and supports Kennedy era Atlantic goals while signaling Europe’s move toward a single market beyond internal tariffs.
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Minstrelsy And Myopia In Philadelphia Parade Debate
The Philadelphia New Year parade faces a ban on black face makeup with officials warning removal from the line if mimicking groups persist. City leaders vow to block any mockery while TV cameras will be blacked out. Fralinger String Band questions double standards as it probes the approach to race in this historic festivity.
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Paul VI’s Holy Land Pilgrimage Sets New Papal Precedent
Editorial notes Pope Paul VI will travel from Rome to the Holy Land as a pilgrim, the first pope to visit Bethlehem and Calvary since the 19th century. It marks a move toward Christian unity, with potential for improved Arab Jewish relations though Vatican ties to Israel and Jordan remain unofficial. The journey includes Mass at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and Bethlehem, with Epiphany in Jerusalem.
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This notice lists staff roles including president D A Rawley secretary treasurer editor and managing editor and advertising director. It outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday and daily only options, with annual and monthly terms, plus carrier and sales tax details and AP news rights.
Johnsons informal approach to press welcomes reporters
Washington reporters praise President Johnson for informal spur of the moment press meetings, noting his fluency and clarity aid note taking. Security tightens around the White House and Supreme Court after Kennedy assassination. A Johnson Oval Office gallery features Eisenhower Rayburn Kennedy and a Johnson portrait of his father.
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The Uneasy Year Ends for a Little Guy in Washington
James Marlow paints a wary New Year’s Eve in Washington after President Kennedy’s assassination. The unnamed narrator, a working man, grapples with war fears, political violence, and personal uncertainty, fearing what else could unfold in a world suddenly fraught with danger.
Notes On The News Are you trying to make up in one night what you lost in expense accounts all year
A witty column lampoons executives chasing quick gains to cover a year of losses, suggesting excess spending and bragging rights mask deeper financial strains. The quip targets corporate culture and the fickleness of immediate profits.
Politician Quotes Turned on Political Stance in 1964
A collection of quotes shows George Romney denying a 1964 national bid, Mark Hatfield criticizing public apathy toward politics, and Dean Rusk urging end to the nuclear arms race. The remarks reflect tensions in U S politics and foreign policy mindset of the era.
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Best profile yet on Eisenhower and Mandate for Change
A reviewer probes Dwight D. Eisenhower's Mandate for Change, noting his reticence and precision in avoiding missteps. The memoir details press conferences, Formosan Strait caution, and the shift from campaign decorum to steady governance, praising Ike’s decency and judgment through eight presidency years.
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Nottingh am Road fall injures local resident
Lyman Bandy, 86, is recovering from a broken left hip after a fall on ice outside the Cheeks' Nottingham Road home Monday. He is staying with his daughter Mrs Harold Cheek and her husband the city manager. General and Mrs Capus Waynick remain at High Point Memorial Hospital amid reports they were home. Mrs William F Bailey, writing from Raleigh, says Bill is improving but not yet recovered from a recent serious illness. A Latin American Christmas card from Marco Gonzalez references his prior visit in spring as part of an International Teacher Development Program. Clarence Yokeley, longtime Urban Renewal Commission member and schoolmaster, has returned from St Louis where he visited his son at McDonald Aircraft and was impressed by urban renewal there ahead of its 1965 bicentennial preparations.
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Saints and Sinners at Jersey Settlement book contract
The Charity and Children’s Printshop at the Baptist Orphanage in Thomasville signed to publish Dr. Garland A. Hendrick’s book Saints and Sinners at Jersey Settlement about Jersey Baptist Church, one of Davidson’s oldest congregations, slated for May 31. Dr. Hendricks, a Southeastern Baptist Seminary professor, began research years ago with rural church work at Gardner‑Webb College. Open House at Hope Home on New Year’s Day invites the public to view a 16‑guest facility created by Frank Brown to aid graduates and similar rehabilitative efforts.
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