Moscow Mildness Signals Shelf Power Struggle Editorial
The editorial discusses Moscow's restrained response to U S Marines landings and Seventh Fleet moves off South Vietnam. It argues the tamer stance reveals internal Kremlin power dynamics and satellite defections, with delegates abroad challenging Mos cow line. It warns against a possible shift toward closer ties with Peking if internal divisions widen.
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New York Newspapers Face Automation Strike Threat
A national concern reports that several papers may strike if a March 30 deadline passes without a new contract. The dispute centers on automation and who benefits from it, with printers seeking wage guarantees for displaced workers and papers aiming to protect savings from automation.
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Federal Registrars in Debate Over Voting Rights
Senate Rules Committee to weigh modification of anti filibuster rule and federal registrar proposals amid Civil Act considerations. Debate recalls Henry Cabot Lodge 1891 measure for bipartisan election boards and the long fight over cloture as parties seek federal intervention to protect Negro voters in the South.
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Treasury Faces Tax Withholding Backlash in 1964
Treasury and IRS face a flood of complaints as many taxpayers learn their refunds will be smaller or owed taxes higher than expected. Officials say about 1 billion to 1.2 billion dollars may be delayed or owed this spring, prompting letters and calls to Congress and Senators including Stephen Young.
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Midget League honors and civic notes mix in High Point
The Midget League sponsored by the Y's Men's Club draws 650 diners and features 24 teams with 240 players, noting 75 percent of local school players originate there. The Hugh A. Chigger Moffitt Award goes to the Pistons coached by Ike Cramn and Jerry Koontz.
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Wellington
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High Point
Letters to the Editor on liquor control and bootlegging
A reader recounts experiences with bootleggers and liquor laws, arguing that dealers provide service and noting difficulties in enforcing prohibition. The letter discusses potential violence and urges juries to enforce justice, reflecting local attitudes toward alcohol and crime. The tone is critical and reflective.
Petitioner Comment Sparks Offhand Sermon Roast
An Enterprise editor recounts a Jaycees ABC referendum petition activity and an exchange with a shade tree preacher who challenged the group in front of onlookers. The editor jokes about their plan to deal with drunks by boxing them in, cloth casting, and polishing gold plated hydrants.
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