Test Ban Treaty Signals Cautious Hope From Moscow
A note of caution accompanies optimism after the initialling of a nuclear test ban treaty. The meeting in Moscow showed cordiality as Averell Harriman and Soviet leaders explored mutual gains, while Khrushchev balance a China crisis and displays of pragmatism. The pact could advance safer Europe and world preservation, yet Communist aims remain, requiring vigilance against complacency.
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Averell Harriman
Europe
State Insurance Chief Warns Against Unlicensed Mail Firms
North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Ed Lanier warned in Dunn that unlicensed mail order insurers bilk residents of hundreds of thousands of dollars annually. He urged buyers to scrutinize a firm’s licensing status and claim practices, noting many policies become valueless when claims arise. He advocates dealing only with licensed firms to ensure legitimate coverage.
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Ed Lanier
Dunn
Lanier
Cunard to name a successor for Queen Mary at Liverpool meeting
Cunard Steamship Company will announce a replacement for the Queen Mary at its annual shareholders meeting in Liverpool on Friday. The new liner is expected in the 55,000 ton class with a projected cost of 56 to 60 million dollars, as Cunard reviews postwar fleet plans and government subsidy options.
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Britain
Cunard Company
John Brocklebank
Cunard Steamship Company
Liverpool
John
France
United States
Cunard
Economist of London
Michelangelo
Raffaello
Antonio Premuda
Atlantic
High Point Enterprise Staff and Rates Information
The notice lists the paper’s staff roles including President Secretary Treasurer and editors, followed by advertising and business positions. It also provides subscription rates by mail and carrier, terms for North Carolina sales tax, and AP usage rights with disclaimers about independent contractor carriers and payment responsibility.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
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Associated Press
N.C
Sige Point
GOP Split Faces 1964 Roster as Convention Nears
Washington analysis reports a divided GOP ahead of the 1964 convention. Conservatives, progressives, and the new Republican National Citizens Committee clash over civil rights strategy. A Goldwater candidacy could shape a platform, while Ike’s moderates lack a clear slate.
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GOP
Democratic Party
New Republican National Citizens Committee
Kennedy plan to pause railroad dispute aims for two year ICC solution
President Kennedy proposes Congress empower the Interstate Commerce Commission for two years to rule on the railroad labor dispute and to seek court injunctions to prevent a strike if unions reject the ICC decisions. The plan seeks to avoid the issue in the 1964 election and cover potential future actions.
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Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Washington
ICC
Notes on the News signals union leaders face job cuts
The piece argues union leaders resist reforms approved by a presidential commission and the Supreme Court. It notes Kennedy’s Congress message opposing compulsory arbitration and suggests the plan protects leaders while pushing job eliminations. Political angles and timing are highlighted.
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Supreme Court
Barber questions drive civic funding debate and downtown renewal
Mrs. Fred Barber asks a party chairman to define locally controlled public improvements and balanced budgeting with free water and sewer. Powell Kistler extends hours to 8 p.m. to aid investors. Presbyterian Home expands capacity. national swimming meet trophies arrive at Beeson Hardware. Colombian visitors tour Winston-Salem and High Point manufacturing sites. Diamond Mills joins Indian Head Mills in hosiery expansion with $8 million added annual sales.
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Beeson Hardware Company
High Point
Fred Ruppenthal
Diamond Mills Corporation
Indian Head Mills, Inc
Claussner Hosiery Company
Paducah
Claussner and McCallum
Diamond
Artcraft
Northmont
Diamond Mills
Wilmington
New York
Philadelphia
Indian Head
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Richard Short
Presbyterian Home
Knoxville
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Gil Gray
Mexico
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Winston-Salem
Bucaramanga
Colombia
Surratt
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Southern Furniture Market
Alderman Studios
Senor Gray
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