Rusk Secures Strong OAS Condemnation of Castro
Secretary of State Rusk returned from Punta del Este with a stronger stance against Castro than expected. The OAS declared Cuba incompatible with the American system and removed Cuba from committees, while avoiding full expulsion or sanctions. Latin leaders feared communist expansion but approved the condemnation.
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Rusk
Punta del Este
Cuba
Washington
Castro
Organization of American States
Havana
Russia
Kennedy
Alliance For Progress
Yanquino
OAS
Dantas
Brazil
Argentina
Inter-American Defense Board
Western Hemisphere
Fidel Castro
Mr. Rusk
High Point Week Shows City Hall Debate And Arts Council Formation
A lively High Point week featured Councilman Floyd Mehan questioning city government matters including former manager Hinson and police chief appointment, while Mayor Stout provided answers. The week also saw the formal creation of the Arts Council of High Point with Irving Silver as president and Phil Reines as director to coordinate cultural activities.
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City Hall
Floyd Mehan
Mehan
T. E. Hinson
S. Main Street
Carson Stout
Hinson
Adams Memorial Ywca
Arts Council of
High Point
Arts Council
Irving Silver
Community Concert Assn
Phil Reines
High Point College
Tower Players
Reines
Eisenhower Criticizes 25 and 30 Hour Work Week Trend
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, now a private citizen, denounces what he calls an unwarranted idleness fueling a featherbed economy. He argues the issue goes beyond union rules to any practice that elevates affluence over necessary economy.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Economic fears and Eisenhower critique echo in editorials
The High Point Enterprise notes slow growth tied to agriculture limits and calls for balanced prices. It praises Ike's stance against collectivism and socialism, while lamenting his past presidency and praising his later warnings as an elder statesman.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Double Defeat for Reds in UN Battles with Africa
United Nations observers report two major setbacks for Soviet aims in the UN this week, largely due to African diplomacy. Congo negotiations faced UN pressure against Moscow tactics as African heads of state protested, while in Angola, Africans rejected broad sanctions and backed a moderate, self-determination stance. NATO-backed framing helped Portugal gain cautious support, and overall the defeats bolster neutralists and mark rising African influence in global diplomacy.
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United Nations
N. Y
Kremlin
Africa
Angola
Portugal
Russia
Congo
Katanga
NATO
Cyrille Adoula
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Council
Adoula
Lagos
Nigeria
Security Council
United States
Zorin
Portugese Azores
UN Assembly
Lisbon
Cuba
God Near at Hand in Every Part of Life
The sermon argues God is present in all places and acts from the classroom to the hospital to the workshop. It uses Jacob in Genesis and everyday miracles to illustrate divine nearness, urging recognition of the Infinite in tiny acts and suffering, with Whittier quoted on healing and presence.
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Jacob
God
Raleigh
Gastonia
Jesus
Khrushchev
Jupiter
Jesus the Galilean
John Greenleaf Whittier
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Dominican Republic
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Yunwlitt
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Robert Davis
High Point Enterprise
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
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Das Shein
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Ieee
Joe Brown
Sseeeess
W. Patterson
SRS
W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
REDS
William R. Frye
Soviet Union
Valerian Zorin
UN Security Council
Genesis
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