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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1962
Page
8
President Kennedy and Secretary Arthur Goldberg aim to prevent a midyear steel strike and curb stockpiling. They will closely monitor negotiations, push talks if needed, and promote a settlement to shield the economy. Joint industry unions remain in regular contact, signaling cautious progress.
In Vientiane Laos Prince Boun Oum’s government denounces American pressure to join a coalition with neutralist and pro Communist forces. The United States delays monthly aid after Vice Premier Phoumi Nosavan rebuffs Ambassador Winthrop Brown’s call to drop demands for defense and interior posts.
Tokyo reports Japan will repay 490 million dollars of the 1.889 billion received from 1945 to 1952 mostly as relief and rehabilitation. Twenty five million is earmarked for educational and cultural exchanges while the remainder funds U S aid for underdeveloped Asian nations to bolster Japan's markets.
Jackie Cooper a longtime show business star keeps in shape and acting form as he prepares for CBS The Four Poster TV appearance. At forty he runs Hennesey as owner star and director while directing other shows and acting outside Hollywood about twice a year. He cautions parents about child actors missing a normal childhood and hopes to continue Hennesey for a season or two more before moving on.
Steam prescribed by doctors and favored by mothers for cold relief. DeVilbiss vaporizers are promoted as fast and efficient, with doctors and druggists recommending models to suit needs. Makes steam more effective and soothes irritated membranes. Price 69 cents.
In Carswell Texas Lt Col Henry Deutschendorf and crew land their eight-jet B58 after warning from a hidden box. Gina Draizin’s low husky voice in the Voice Interruption Priority System spurs immediate pilot action and keeps the cockpit focused during engine failure.
Frost-bitten alligator Big Arkie receives an invitation from Laura Mae Osceola of the Dania Seminole Reservation to visit Florida. Little Rock Zoo director Raymond A. Squires notes alligators are not playful and Big Arkie should not mingle with 11 Little Rock Zoo companions.
A broad survey notes more than 1,500 gas utility and pipeline companies operate across the United States, reflecting a sizable network of energy providers and transporters.
West Germany Vice Chancellor Ludwig Erhard praised President Kennedy’s tariff reduction plan and urged broad across the board cuts. He said the European Common Market should reciprocate with lower external tariffs if Kennedy’s program passes Congress. Erhard met with Kennedy for 85 minutes to discuss the Atlantic community and visited Washington for two days.
The Soviet Union is testing a crewless tanker for Caspian Sea service. The Inzhener A Pustoshkin is being converted for automated operation and will conduct experimental voyages without a crew, controlled from shore. A series of 45,000-ton automated tankers is also under construction with a single crewman operating turbines and boilers remotely.
A brief quip notes that men skilled at criticizing others often neglect self critique, suggesting a paradox of judgment and personal application.
Rancher Don Hight drove 1 800 steers 65 miles from Westover, South Dakota, to the stock center, en route to a sale that could net about 360 000 dollars. Five days of rugged winter weather and high winds slowed the herd but the drive finished Monday night ahead of schedule.
The article notes that Canada's main natural gas reserves lie in western provinces and are estimated at about 300 trillion cubic feet. It emphasizes the vast scale of the resource and its regional concentration.
Archaeologists report Russell Cave in Jackson County Alabama as one of the oldest homes of man in the southeastern United States with evidence of primitive Americans working by firelight about 8,000 years ago. The Turkish Cyprus note outlines that Cyprus was held for over 300 years until 1878 when leased to Britain, with suzerainty continuing to 1914.
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