Market Follows Normal Pattern Despite Rainfall
The winter Southern furniture market opens in High Point with normal registration and strong South regional attendance despite heavy morning rain. John H. Tobin of High Point spoke to about 100 buyers at a breakfast session, signaling optimistic expectations for 1964. Spearheaded by the Southern Buying Syndicate, retailers report sales ahead of 1963 and solid inventories, while SFMA data show rising orders and shipments through November 1963.
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Robert Marks Enterprise
High Point
Leo Heer
Heer
Southern Furniture
Southern Chain
Southern Buying Syndicate
John H. Tobin
Exposition Building
Robert Deale
The
South
Ern Retail Furniture Assn
Deale
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Assn
SFMA
Southern
Tobin
Dick Swaim
Mutiny in Tanganyika Calmly Ended by Nyerere Mediation
Tanganyika troops mutinied demanding better pay and living conditions, seizing officers for about 12 hours. President Julius Nyerere intervened by radio, restoring order as troops returned to their barracks. Beatings and looting were reported before settlement. About 50 U.S. government employees and dependents were in Tanganyika, with most Peace Corps volunteers safe. Local Nairobi reports claimed barracks seizures near Dar es Salaam, but the president’s fate remained unclear.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanganyika
Julius Nyerere
Zanzibar
Africa
Britain
Neyeere
U.S
London
Peace Corps
Nairobi
Kenya
Tanganyika Rifles
President Johnson Urges Khrushchev to Broaden Peace Aims
In a public letter, President Johnson calls on Premier Khrushchev to broaden the Soviet proposal toward a broader peace package. He seeks concrete action to end the nuclear arms race curb nuclear spread and outlaw aggression while keeping Berlin and East Germany access in mind. The president reaffirms the US commitment to international security and nonaggression.
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Washington
Russia
Johnson
Khrushchev
Berlin
East Germany
United
Johnsons guidelines shape Cold War stance in postwar Germany and China
Johnsons four guidelines cover the peaceful unification of Germany and Nationalist China, stating U S ores and bases abroad are for collective defense. The rules require all governments to abstain from direct or indirect force to alter international boundaries or existing truces.
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Germany
China
U.S
Johnson
Red China
Thorough Tests Urged for Ruby by Yale Psychologist
Yale psychologist Dr. Roy Schafer testified Ruby suffers impaired brain function and should undergo thorough examination as his bond hearing resumes. Defense says Ruby could not tell right from wrong and acted without conscious appreciation when he shot Oswald, who killed Kennedy and wounded Connally. Oswald faces multiple murder counts and Tippit slaying.
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Dallas
Tex
Yale University
Jack Ruby
Roy Schafer
Yale Department of Mental Health
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Schafer
Melvin Belli
Oswald
Kennedy
Teevision
iGov
John Connally
Texas
Tippit
Gov. Connally
Grandmother Vanishes In Hot Air Balloon Mystery
In San Diego 42 year old red haired Barbara Keith disappeared at 10,000 feet during a Catalina Island balloon race. A large search extended toward Mexico City as planes and ships hunted the balloon over stormy seas after seven other pilots reached the coast.
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San Diego
Calif
Mexico City
Catalina Channel
Barbara Keith
Avalon
Santa Catalina Island
California
Cliff Robertson
Keith
Here
Ensenada
Mexico
San Clemente
Record Heights Reached In 63 Johnson Says
Washington AP President Johnson forecasts record boom in 1964 if Congress passes the $11 billion tax cut now warning that absence could turn growth into recession He cites inflation risks urges price action limits and an early warning system while noting a 44 percent rise in corporate profits and a $600 billion GNP milestone in 1963 with personal and after tax incomes reaching historic levels.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Nixon Leads GOP Voters In Nationwide Preference
Louis Harris reports Nixon holds the strongest support among GOP voters for the 1964 nomination, with a potential edge in New Hampshire if he enters. The survey shows four in ten Republicans oppose Rockefeller or Goldwater, while Nixon leads over Johnson in a hypothetical head to head.
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Louis Harris
The
Washington Post Co
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Rockefeller
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Heller hints car prices could be cut by auto industry
Washington AP Walter W Heller adviser to President Johnson indicated the auto industry with high productivity could lower prices. He said the automobile sector may be one of those able to pass financial benefits to consumers in the Council of Economic Advisers report. The remark focused on car industry potential price cuts.
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Heller
Washington
Johnson
Economic T
Walter W. Heller
Council of Economic Advisers
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