Market tumble spurs strange ballot box theft tale
New York AP report details a chaotic stock market day with Sperry, Martin Marietta, and GE shares dropping as a ballot box incident surfaces. Anderson and Norton associates dispute affidavits about irregularities while a polling confusion unfolds at a precinct. The Dow slips and traders watch a broad market decline amid late day volatility.
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Khrushchev warns over Berlin as nuclear fears rise
In a speech Khrushchev urged sober appraisal of the Berlin crisis and warned that a German peace settlement could emerge without sacrifices from either side. He attacked China’s push for world war, claimed the U.S. and USSR each hold vast nuclear arsenals, and argued there could be no war while nuclear weapons exist.
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Medical Center Addition Okayed
High Point Board of Adjustment approved a four story addition to the High Point Medical Center. The plan includes traffic study by the city engineer and potential Council Street entrance and exit. The addition mirrors current floor space and adds off street parking. Also approved was Reneco Company’s permit to install two 2000 gallon tanks at a South Main Street filling station in a B-7 district.
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Southerners Push for Limited Amendments in Antidiscrimination Bill
Southern lawmakers favor the House bill while stressing voluntary compliance and state enforcement in states with their own anti discrimination laws. Before the Senate recessed, Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. and others signaled they could shrink amendments after more study. Sen. Strom Thurmond and Sen. George Smathers indicated plans to call for votes on only a few amendments. Senate leader Mike Mansfield scheduled a later session and hinted a Saturday session would be needed due to the workload.
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D-Fla
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Montana
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Cotton adoption vote signals changes in futures debate
New York AP reports a 79 to 17 adoption of an amendment shaping cotton futures policy. The measure, described as a ban on certain positions, follows remarks by Humphrey supporting cautious acceptance. The docket references federal crime implications and court actions tied to the May bill, with financial figures noted but unclear in context.
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Scranton Joins 1964 GOP Nominating Contenders
Scranton enters the 1964 race for the Republican presidential nomination joining Goldwater Nelson Rockefeller Smith Stassen. He would be available for the nomination if a majority of convention delegates preferred him. Eisenhower urged Scranton to become more available for the bid during a Gettysburg visit.
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Maine
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Minnesota
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Rockefeller
Michigan
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
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PreyerCampaign Attacks Moore Over Contractor Ties
Preyer repeats claim that Moore is directed by special interests and has commitments to big road contractors that would cost taxpayers millions and threaten state jobs. He cites Nello Teer Construction Co. of Durham and a 1949 lawsuit to hobble Kerr Scott's road program. Red Simpson of Sanford endorses Preyer. Lake, Moore supporter, had endorsed Simpson. Moore campaigns eastward from Halifax to Burlington to win votes.
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Nello Teer Construction Co
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Evidence of Romanian shift from Soviet bloc tensions
Reports from Bucharest note rising friction between Romania and the Soviet Union amid Romania's growing Western trade. Khrushchev pressures and Romanian leader Gheorghiu-Dej clash over industrialization, education, and ties with the West, including potential joining of GATT and increased Western purchasing.
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Summer School Enrollment at Guilford School Report
A total of 157 Guilford County school students are attending summer school this year according to Dr H T Conner assistant superintendent The report notes 37 children entered the new elementary program at Guilford School for fourth through sixth grades
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