Summit diplomacy to reduce ambassadors and empower envoys
The note to Khrushchev signals a return to conventional diplomacy with ambassadors as primary contacts. It warns that summits often yield little and may erode respect for diplomats while favoring leaders. Konglomerate crises like Congo could see guerrilla warfare backed by the USSR as the UN faces Soviet pressure.
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Khrushchev
Tate
Kennedy
United States
Eisenhower
Geneva
Laos
Russia
Congo
Castro
Cuba
Churchill Impersonation Breaks Longstanding Ban in Film
The film The Siege of Sidney Street features a Churchill lookalike as the young home secretary in a 1910 1911 siege narrative. Regal Films bypasses censorship with an unnamed portrayal while Churchill’s name is not used. The episode shows Churchill directing police reinforcements during a deadly urban gun battle that left five officers dead.
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Brittan
Sidney Street
Churchill
Hamlet
Prince of Denmark
London
Winston
Lay
St. Valentine's Day
Peter the Painter
Scotland Yard
Scots Guards
Look at All Those Lovely Threats
A critical remark notes photographs in illustrated papers showing the home secretary amid danger, questioning the photographer's purpose while defending the secretary's role.
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Home Secretary
Legislature Day in Guilford County Aims to Showcase Cooperation
In Guilford and High Point the Legislature visits to view the city county building behind City Hall and tour the Southern Furniture Exposition Building. Wives tour High Point while lawmakers meet briefly in an otherwise slow session. The event includes a Joe Hunt Day observance and a look at metropolitan growth and redevelopment in the county.
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High Point
Greensboro
Guilford County
S. Hamilton Street
City Hall
Raleigh
Exposition Building
General Assembly
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Joe Hunt
Jesus Teaching Then Spreading Truth Across World
A religious reflection notes Jesus selected a small circle to learn his truth and commissioned them to share it broadly with others, as explained by Phillips Brooks.
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Jesus
Phillips Brooks
Congress under White House pressure to fast track Kennedy agenda
Congressional leaders vow to speed President Kennedy's priority bills as unemployment, minimum wage, and education aid are pushed. Mansfield calls a Democrats caucus while Rayburn and McCormack defend steady progress and aim to woo Southern conservatives to pass measures amid liberal criticism.
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White House
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Sam Rayburn
House
John W. McCormack
Organized Labor
High Point Enterprise Staff and Office Details
The High Point Enterprise corporate masthead lists D. A. Rawley as president Mrs. R. B. Terry as secretary-treasurer Holt McPherson as editor W. Patterson Jr. as managing editor W. W. Idol Jr. as advertising director and Charles B. Loflin as circulation manager at 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
W. Patterson, JR
V. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Sour Saint or Selfish Elder Brother in Luke’s Parable
The elder son in Luke 15 is described as a sour saint whose self righteousness, envy, and lack of compassion reveal a deeper sin than outward vice. He rejects his brother and resists forgiveness, showing how hardened hearts block divine grace and church harmony.
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Great Britain
Jesus
Henry Drummond
Paul
Moffat
Hell
Cer
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New York
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Lumumba
Gizenga
Hammarskjold
United Nations
Organization
Sir Winston
Queen Victoria
Regal Films International
Peter
House of Commons
Sydney Street
Robert Marks
Fort Pierce
Fla
Florida
Memorial Hospital
Joseph Mikels
Mikels
Judy
Susan
North Carolina
D. Wilfred Abse
University of North Carolina
Abse
High Point Enterprise
Associated Press
Sour Saints
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