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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1964

Page

5

Rusk Urges Europe Unity Over De Gaulle Independence

Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a Belgian American audience that absolute sovereignty in the nuclear era is outmoded and warned that Europe and the United States must work more closely. He urged NATO unity, extended political economic and military cooperation within Europe, and stronger U S support for South Vietnam while noting France remains out of step in Southeast Asia. He highlighted U S casualties since World War II and the ongoing losses in the struggle against communism.

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Widowed High Point woman mentors student nurses

Mrs. McBee, widow of city public works director McBee, moved to High Point after his 1950 death. She and daughter Helen, a Crown Hosiery secretary, live at 616 West Wood. Once a nurse hopeful, she worked in doctors’ offices, a state clinic, then as a hospital dietician and dormitory counselor. Now inactive in groups, she attends St Mary’s Episcopal Church and supports the dormitory’s freshmen, balancing gardening and reading between shifts.

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LBJ Uses Bible Quotations in White House Talks

Washington AP notes President Johnson frequently cites biblical allusions in speeches yet rejects being a theologian. He emphasizes spiritual values breach barriers of politics and bigotry, with Old Testament references and the benediction line Do unto others. Separate profiles tell of Johnson's Baptist-linked heritage and a grieving couple recalling a soldier husband and a baby lost in Vietnam.

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Young Mother Remembers Her Soldier Husband

FOND DU LAC Wisconsin AP tear weary young mother struggles to speak of her soldier husband seeking a memory to ease sorrow as she recalls his service and loss in wartime.

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Lady Bird Johnson Back With Husband in New York

In New York Lady Bird Johnson appeared with her husband while the President addressed a union crowd about labor rights and a union label campaign. She praised the Amalgamated Clothing Workers and spoke of family life during a six state tour ending with remarks on poverty and industry.

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FBI views on organized crime and civil rights probe

An interview outlines FBI jurisdiction limits in fighting organized crime, argues Communism risks across youth and minority groups, and details how federal and local authorities handle bombings and civil rights cases with impartial investigations. It stresses FBI cooperation with local agencies and the primacy of local action where appropriate.

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Tariff Cut Wouldn't Cut Prices in Geneva Talks

President Kennedy's free trade hopes face limits as tariffs negotiations in Geneva hint at only modest consumer relief. Prices for Scotch whiskey and Paris gowns may stay high while profits rise for some manufacturers and importers. The talks aim at broad cuts, affecting items from whiskey to Zanzibar cloves, but global prices trend upward and firms may pass savings to profits rather than reduce prices for consumers. European buyers could save on American cars in 1966 or 1967, with possible price shifts depending on dealer margins.

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