Rattling Saber By Malinovsky Faces Cold War Tensions
The piece argues Malinovsky threats to strike at bases of foreign aircraft could escalate risk in the Cold War era. It questions Kremlin control, notes U.S. reconnaissance flights over Russia, and urges recalibrating responses to avoid triggering a broader conflict and deadly consequences.
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Marshall Rodin Y. Malinovsky
Soviet Union
Vermont
George Aiken
War Party
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Paris
Malinovsky
Fight On Real Issues In Runoff War Of Words
The runoff primary is called for by Dr. I Beverly Lake and he may pursue his claim against N A A C P dominance He and Terry Sanford should focus on substantive state welfare rather than a bloody shirt campaign to win the governorship North Carolina must stay moderate and united for the state as a whole.
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I. Beverly Lake
North Carolina
Dr. Lake
N.A.A.C.P
Terry Sanford
Jordan Fends Off Charge as Chair War Ends in Tar Heel Primary
The text describes B Everett Jordan winning the Democratic primary to keep the Senate seat after succeeding the late W Kerr Scott. Governor Luther Hodges backed Jordan’s re election and Addison Hewlett challenged him, arguing the seat was merely a temporary fill. Jordan’s record and support erased the charge of an appointed chairwar. Hewlett failed to convince voters of a needed change in senatorship.
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B. Everett Jordan
W. Kerr Scott
Luther Hodges
Hodges
Jordan
Tar Heel
Addison Hewlett
Scott
W. Kerr
Mr. Hewlett
Automation summit weighs displacement in labor talks
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller hosts a three day Cooperstown conference with 50 invited labor management public and government reps to study automation effects. Displacement of workers emerges as a key issue across industries and within recent formal and informal labor management discussions.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Cooperstown
Eisenhower
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Martin Aircraft Co
Baltimore
United Auto Workers
U.S. Department of Labor
Nelson A
Rockefeller Conference Warns Automation Creates Jobs and Needs Aid
The 1960 message urges planning to ease tech transitions with retraining transfers and local assistance. It cites MOS by IBM to cut office costs, reports a computer cut staff in insurance without layoffs, and notes car production and steel workforce shifts signaling growing job erosion amid union declines.
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Management Operating System
MOS
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Kennedy Could Lead First Ballot At Los Angeles Convention
A two week Newspaper Enterprise survey shows John F Kennedy with about 660 first ballot votes to secure the Democratic nomination, against Lyndon Johnson Symington and Stevenson. The study highlights state by state support in New England Middle Atlantic Midwest and Plains West and notes potential shifts by favorite sons. It also assesses possible late changes in New Jersey Michigan and California as delegates weigh Kennedy against rivals.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assa
New York
John F. Kennedy
Enterprise
Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Sen
Symington
New Jersey
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
California
George Docking
Herschel Loveless
G. Mennen Williams
Robert B. Meyner
Meyner
Edmund G Brown
Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Editorial Letter Opposes Main Street Expressway Plan
Lewis C. Kress argues against widening S Main Street to six lanes and eliminating parking, fearing loss of downtown tax revenue and increased risk to pedestrians. He proposes a bypass around High Point via West 10 A Westchester Drive Albertson Road and warns the plan would create a ghost street and hurt future development.
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Enterprise
State Highway Commission
YMCA
S. Main Street
Russell
N. Main Street
High Point
Mak
Westchester Drive
Albertson Road
Central
Main Street
Southern Railway
Lewis C. Kress
Voter delays and machine shortages mark county election
Observers blame long ballots and too few polling machines for low turnout and Dave Neill's narrow House loss by 392 votes. Bill Brady cites 300 lost votes in his ward due to congestion. The piece also notes church building plans and high school annuals amid questions on cost versus value.
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Dave Neill
House of Representatives
Bill Brady
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