Khrushchev’s New Year Greeting Baits Kennedy
Kennedy faces Khrushchev’s mixed signals as Moscow offers peace talk while backing Communist forces in Southeast Asia. The piece argues Khrushchev aims to manipulate the new U S administration, with Powers returning home after the U2 incident, amid wary Western resolve to counter Soviet expansion.
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Moscow
Laos
U. S
Sia
Khrushchev
Gary Powers
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Khrush
Space rocket ambition faces life risk in first manned mission
The United States aims to launch a manned Mercury flight early next spring with a March or April target for sending an astronaut 100 miles up and recovering the capsule in the Atlantic. Officials stress minimizing risk to human life amid setbacks in Florida and California and warn against pressuring space agencies to beat Russia.
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United States
Defense Department
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic
U. S
Russia
Florida
California
Inauguration Run Down Tips for Kennedy Era Delegates
Editorial outlines costs and logistics for Kennedy era inauguration attendance. Highlights hotel scarcity, housing by Polly Shackleton, Capitol Plaza seating, parade seating prices, and alternative options. Notes Streamlined parade, warm clothing, and prices for Official Inaugural Program Book and gala events. Mention Sinatra fundraiser aims to cover Democratic deficit and ball access details.
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Polly Shackleton
14Th & D Sts
S. C
Wash
D. C
Capitol Plaza
Kennedy
White House
Seventeenth St
N. W
Frank Sinatra
Hollywood
Sinatra
National Guard
Sheraton Park
Mayflower Hotel
Highway Signs to Keep Names and Add Number Plates
The State Highway Commission revised its policy on local name signs for secondary roads. Existing signs stay, but maintenance will be at local expense. names will be kept with directional arrows and new metal number plates will indicate road importance. The plan also covers toll ferry service between Ocracoke and the mainland with a framework for pricing and eligibility.
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State Highway Commission
State Board of Agriculture
Highway Commission
Ocracoke
Pamlico Sound
Hodges
The
Fayetteville
Babcock
Lee
Commission
North Carolina
Taylor Brothers
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Civil Aeronautics Board
Winston-Salem
High Point
Greensboro-Winston-Salem
Smith Reynolds
United Front
Gotch and Crawford
Forsyth
Guilford
Friendship
Waynick Leads Inaugural Duties For North Carolina
Adjutant General Waynick returns to Raleigh to supervise the governor inauguration as Terry Sanford succeeds Luther Hodges. A grand military display marks the ceremony with salutes, processions, and a luncheon at the governor’s mansion. Also noted are U.S. Marshal likely pick and Fort Lauderdale film premiere news.
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Capus M. Waynick
Raleigh
North Carolina
State House
Terry Sanford
Luther Hodges
Charles Craven
Sherman
Waynick
Executive Mansion
Hodges
Sanford
Capitol
Claude T. Bowers
High Point
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Earl V. Smith
John F. Kennedy
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Nikita
Mr. Kennedy
Khrushchev and Company
Man In Space
Washington
Arctic
Tallulah Bankhead
Midgie Purvis
Arena Stage
Pirandello
District of Columbia
High Point Enterprise
MAIL
North Main Street
N. D
A. Rawley
ERRY
Joe Brown
Manastics
Y Patterson
Idol JR
Ooe
Charles 8. Loflin
N. C
Utopia
Iowa
Amana Society
Ward Cannel Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Amana
Martin Dickel
Church of
Diekel
Heaven
Germany
Peter Stuck
Stuck
William Noe
Society
Hesse
Charles Selzer
Selzer
Ales Meyer
Cedar Rapids
Meyer
Lynn Nisbet
Charles Pearson
Herman Burrows
Middle District
George A. Covington
Chamber of Commerce
Horace Kornegay
Sixth District
Greensboro
Hamilton Hotel
Kornegay
Fort Lauderdale
W. J. Evans
Paula Prentiss
James Hutton
Lauderdale
New River
Labanon
Walter B. West
Asheville
Jamestown
Allen Preyer
Garrett Mirror Support Company
Sedgefield Club
New Jersey
Dexter Howard
Sedgefield Board
William Lyon Phelps
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