Mexico Tightens Against Communists Amid Patriotism Surge
Mexico speeds crackdown on home grown and imported Communists as police hunt suspected MLN members. Deportations, censorship of literature, and stricter border checks follow Punta del Este signals, triggering local protests and loyalty shifts across Guerrero Monterrey Baja California and beyond.
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Bert Quint
Herald Tribune
Mexico City
Mexico
Punta del Este
Manuel Tello
Organization of American States
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Lopez Mateos
David
Baja
California
MLN
United States
Colorado River
Mr. Tello
Guerrero
Acapulco
Monterrey
Nuevo Leon
Eduardo Livas Vallareal
Urban Renewal views from High Point editor on rehabilitation
Guest columnist Henry Price discusses city renewal in High Point arguing rehabilitation and neighborhood conservation as core to urban renewal. He cites Edward Logue, Jane Jacobs and public housing concerns, urging coordinated city planning, school improvement and inclusive community renewal led by mayor, council and redevelopment commission.
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Henry Price
The
Redevelopment Commission
Forum
Jane Jacobs
Edward J. Logue
Boston
Mr. Logue
New Haven
High Point
Fine Arts
Washington
PHA
New York
Sidney Poitier
Tennessee
Detroit
Cleveland
Daily Meditation Echoes Faith and Deliverance
A short meditation echoes biblical and devotional lines urging pursuit of deliverance through rock and quarry imagery. It links faith to blessings, salvation, and comfort, citing Isaiah 51 1 and a Jeremy Taylor passage about belief bringing satisfaction happiness.
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Jeremy Taylor
Castro's Cuba Faces Food Rationing and Blame
The piece notes Fidel Castro's new directive of twenty five national leaders forming the Integrated Revolutionary Organization while Cuba tightens rations for staples like rice and beans. It argues Castro blames counterrevolution, the blockade, and flawed planning for hardships and accuses him of Moscow allegiance.
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Fidel Castro
Integrated Revolutionary Organization
O.R.I
United States
Castro
Cuba
New Hope Dam Key to Cape Fear Flood Control Plan
A Greensboro briefing by the Army Corps of Engineers outlines three proposed high dams for flood control and water conservation in the Cape Fear basin. The New Hope dam is essential to the plan, with Randleman and Howard's Mill as contingent projects. local opposition and a voluntary 235-dam idea exist but lack official backing.
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Cape Fear
Carolina
Wilmington
Army Corps of Engineers
Greensboro
Randleman
Piedmont
Educational TV funding struggles rise in New York
Editorial notes money problems for educational television in New York state with implications for national policy. The FCC has secured a $6.2 million outlet for New York area. state funds were cut from $1.2 million requested to $454,000 amid committee reductions. Congress debates matching grants and state roles as education TV expands since 1952 with 63 stations on air and Ford Foundation funding surpassing $50 million.
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New York State
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
New York Metropolitan Area
FCC
Channel 13
WNTA
Newark
N.J
Educational Television
Metropolitan Area
Inc
New York State Education Department
Nelson A. Rockefeller
State Finance and Ways and Means
Rockefeller
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Kennedy
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Abraham A. Ribicoff
New York
KUTH
Houston
Texas
Ford Foundation
High Point Enterprise Staff and Contact Listing
The High Point Enterprise publishes daily and Sunday editions from 305 307 North Main Street High Point North Carolina. Key staff include President Mrs R B Terry Secretary Treasurer FIOST McPHERSON Editor Joe Brown Managing Editor C W Patterson JR Advertising Director W W Idol JR Business Manager Charles B Loflin Circulation Manager.
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High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
D. A. Rawley
R. B. Terry
Fiost McPherson
Cscseeseseeeeeres
Joe Brown
Cccseevees
C. W. Patterson, JR
W. W. Idol, JR
Charles B. Loflin
Financing UN bonds trips on United States balance
Letter writers urge the United States not to bail out the United Nations by purchasing bonds, arguingDelinquent member states should pay up or lose voting rights and U Thant should be criticized for perceived favoritism. A separate note from Mrs MISHLER warns residents of pellet gun incidents in Montlieu block prompting caution.
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United Nations
Kennedy
United States
Soviet Russia
the Enterprise
Montlieu
Monthey
C. Joseph Mishler
Notes On The News Unmarried Astronauts Question Draws Interest
A humorous remark about unmarried astronauts sparks reader curiosity and prompts discussion on space program diversity and candidate profiles. The column highlights public interest in personal details of space explorers.
Quotations on communism and extremism in government debate
The excerpt quotes Attorney General Robert Kennedy criticizing John Birch Society leader Robert Welch for not naming thousands of communists in government. It also notes Harlan Cleveland's comment that extremists fear the evolving world and resist peaceful change.
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Robert Welch
Eisenhower
Robert Kennedy
John Birch Society
Harlan Cleveland
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N.C
Post Office
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
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India
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Goa
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