Editorial Page Flays Air Piracy Tactics
The piece calls the Eastern Air Lines hijacking an act of piracy and a Castro tactic. It urges a firm U S response demanding the return of the plane and passengers, warns against entanglement in broader Cold War strife, and stresses vigilance toward Berlin and other theaters of Communist aggression. It questions Moscow's possible role and advocates calm, resolute action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Air Lines
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Moscow
U. S
Relief fraud and welfare costs trigger nationwide crackdown
Widespread concern over relief fraud grows as officials pursue chiseling. Utica officials deploy special investigators after welfare costs rose to 5,273,000, uncovering undeclared autos and hidden employment. Baltimore tests a six month work for pay program for able bodied recipients. West Virginia launches a state wide "little WPA" to employ welfare recipients at local pay rates. Public hostility to waste spurs lawmakers to empower communities to crack down without harming legitimate aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
N. Y
Michael J. McGuire
Baltimore
Gram
West Virginia
Editorial on Britain US and the Common Market
Selwyn Linsd, Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, presents measures to stabilize the economy as Harold Wilson hints at deeper shifts. The piece notes Britain’s growing trade deficit in 1960, driven by imports of 12.8 billion and exports at 9.9 billion, with tourism, oil earnings, and services only partly offsetting the gap. It describes pressure on sterling, IMF support, and debates over devaluation, while outlining possible government steps like curbs on domestic spending and a wage profits freeze to restore long-term energy to the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wilson
Labor
United Kingdom
Sinc
United States
Conservative
Woran
Daily Telegraph
High Point Enterprise Details and Staff
The High Point Enterprise established 1684 is an independent newspaper published afternoons and Sundays. It operates from 205 North Main Street, High Point, N C, with U A Rawley as president and Mrs R B Terry as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
U. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Holt McPmherson
Joe Browm
Patterson, JR
Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Fishermen of the world unite for peace on Lake Erie
Cleveland reporters recount a fishing excursion with two Soviet visitors Yuri and Sergei as a backdrop for cross cultural交流. They test temporary Russian fishing licenses, share stories, and compare catches from the lake while musing on global diplomacy through angling. The piece highlights camaraderie, humor, and a playful clash of ideologies on a sunny day on Lake Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Yuri
Sergei
America
U. N
State Department
Massay
Columbus
Russia
Ohio
Musgay
Moscow Sportsmen
U.S
Washington News Notebook Dart board hides decision maker
Washington notes recount the chatter around Navy development chief Vice Adm John Hayward and a dart board labeled Top Level Decision Maker. Secretary Dean Rusk quips about diplomacy, Udall and senators plan a trip to Indiana dunes for lakefront park efforts, while a Maryland innkeeper recalls canal rust issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Bennett
Enterprise Assn
Washington
Vice Adm
John Hayward
Naval Operations
Stewart J. Udall
Paul Douglas
Mlingis
Vance Hartke
Tadiana
Hoosier State
Lake Michigan
Ara
Maryland
Chesapeake
Ohio Canal
Udall
Survey notes on U S Berlin stance and Ayub Khan wit
Notes on the news report surveys support for U S action to defend Berlin and shows Pakistan President Ayub Khan displaying wit during his Washington visit. He jokes about elections and foreign aid while commenting on Kashmir and Arab disputes and shares a quip about the Sioux chief Ben Wildhorse warning Lyndon B. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Washington
India
Nehru
Kashmir
Ayub
Rep
E. Y. Berry
R-S. D
Ben Wildhorse
South Dakota
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tax revaluation calls for county wide appraisal overhaul
Holt McPherson provides Guilford County's Jan 1 1964 tax reappraisal specs amid a vast process to update property valuations. The article notes the immense task of preparing appraisal manuals costs schedules and new cards and suggests a neutral ongoing agency could maintain fair valuations. It also covers Civil Defense shelters at College Village and a busy Executives Club program with notable speakers and events.
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W. E. Buchanan
Havana
Cuba
Berlin
Britain
Common Market
Selwyn Linsd
House of Commons
Basle
London
New York
High Point Enterprise
Associated Press
N. C
New Point Enterprise, Inc
Fishermen of the World
Unite For Peace
By Jerry Sheeman
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Beruin
Laos
Earl Masgay
Sam
Washington News Notebook
Secretary of
Dean Tusk
National Press Club
John Cosgrave
Cosgrave
Rusk
Onur
Holt McPherson
Gleenan
Harry Weatherly
Guilford County
College Village
Bill Brewer
Defense
George Spinner
Executives Club
Willy Ler
Space
Reginald Gardner
Ogden Nash
Cleo Dawson
Imre Kovacs
Conzirl
Carson Stout
Pat Brown
Fonda Barker
Cancer Society
Love Valley
al Boling
Cloyd Philppit
First Baptist
Brotherhood
Bob Stameys
North Wilkesboro
First Methodist
Main Street
Tere
Lloyd Preslar
Winston-Salem Journal and Sentinel
Hase
Alan R. Perry
Sarasota ‘Fla
Herald-Tritone
Atlanta
New Merchandise Mart
Atlanta Mart
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