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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1964

Page

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Policy reversal encourages private farming in USSR

Brezhnev announced a Kremlin shift away from Khrushchev era policy, restoring private farming to boost output. He cited past restrictions, said reforms were already taking effect, and noted approvals from Ukrainian and Estonian authorities as the move aims to ease shortages of potatoes eggs milk meat and vegetables.

Moscow Kremlin Soviet Union Leonid I. Brezhnev Soviet Communist Party Union Khrushchev Ichrwhcher Pravda

Duke Graduate Murder Probe in Puerto Rico

The body of 37 year old Charles A. Fisher, a Duke University 1951 graduate and Crawford and Co. executive, was found in his San Juan apartment bound to a bed with strangulation. A second victim, tied in a bathtub and drowned, had “Ma fia” cut into his leg. Fisher’s wallet was empty and his sports car stolen but later found abandoned. Survivors include his parents.

Charles A. Fisher Fisher Crawford and Co Haywood County N. C Duke University Crawford San Juan Canton High School Pfeiffer College Duke

Dillon Asked To Retain Post

Washington AP President Johnson asks Douglas Dillon aging 55 to stay in the post amid restlessness for change after four years in finance duties. Dillon, who served since Eisenhower, offered to remain until a new administration is ready. Treasury prepares tax cut proposals for next year while addressing a silver shortage and dollar outflow.

Washington Johnson Douglas Dillon Dwight D. Eisenhower John F. Ke Dillon Eisenhower Treasury

Goldwater backs Burch as GOP chairman after election rout

Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater urged retaining National Chairman Dean Burch after his election loss, praising his performance and urging careful analysis of returns. Burch promised a post holiday meeting to discuss party questions and leadership, while critics pressed for change and some Republicans urged alternative candidates.

Carl P. Leabsdorf Washington Arizona Barry Goldwater Dean Burch GOP Burch Goldwater Republican Party National Committee John Rousselot California Rousselot John Birch Society Birch Michigan Arthur Elliott Jr Johnna Elliott Wisconsin Gop Talbot Peterson Richard M. Nixon Nixon Peterson Johnson Wilbur Benk Senate Wisconsin Hloselieal Oee Roanoke J.eine Burch Delbert L. Latta Rohio Ohio Ray Bliss

Soviets Parade Big New Rockets Through Red Square

The Soviet Union showcased large new rockets in Red Square during Bolshevik Revolution celebrations attended by top leaders including Brezhnev Kosygin Mikoyan and visiting Chinese Premier Chou En Lai. Defense Minister Malinovsky announced peaceful coexistence while warning of potential threats from rival powers.

Chou En-Lai Lenin Moscow Soviet Union Red Square Fee Peking Kremlin Communist Party Leonid —E Russia Brezhnev Alexei Kosygin Presi Anastas Mikoyan Rodion Y Marshal Malinovsky Malinovsky Ussr

Dust Horses-Photo Finish earns spot in Baltimore art show

A dirty 4 by 6 inch cardboard piece titled Dust Horses-Photo Finish is included in the 24th annual Life in Baltimore exhibition valued at $100. Morris Martick, a West Baltimore tavern owner, describes it as found art and notes it was discovered in a grimy garage space above a restroom partition.

Baltimore Cubelleun Morris Martick Martick

Race relations in North Carolina politics in 1964

High Point leader Capus M Waynick doubts progress on race in NC politics as Gov Sanford signals focus On the same Sunday Enterprise Jim Hawkins profiles Jamestown Ragsdale High School distributive education students learning by work while in school A Tennessee born conscientious objector is honored as a World War I hero in a reflective Enterprise Sunday feature

North Carolina Sanford Capus M. Waynick High Point Sunday Enterprise Waynick Jamestown Ragsdale High School Jim Hawkins Tennessee America

Protest as Thousands Rally at Yokosuka for Nuclear Sub Visit

About 8,000 students and socialists clashed with police at Yokosuka base in Japan protesting scheduled nuclear submarine visits. Demonstrators hurled rocks and placards, police fired truncheons, several were clubbed, 34 were arrested on riot charges. No serious injuries reported.

Yokosuka Japan U.S Eisenhower Kishi

High Speed Blamed For Four Deaths In North Carolina

A two car crash near Bladenboro, North Carolina, killed four people Friday night. The accident occurred on N C 410 when a speeding Blackman vehicle collided with the Kennedy car, which was torn in half. Several others were seriously injured and treated at Southeastern General Hospital in Lumberton.

Bladenboro N. C Southeastern General Hospital Lumberton

Rusk to Hold Talks With European Chiefs on Atlantic Partnership

Secretary of State Dean Rusk opens discussions with European foreign ministers including Luns Spaak and Schroeder to salvage JFK era trans Atlantic ties. George Ball will meet Schroeder in Berlin and Erhard in Bonn as NATO unity frays amid nuclear policy tensions.

Washington Dean Rusk John F. Kennedy Rusk Joseph M. A. H. Luns Netherlands Henri Spaak Belgium Gerhard Schroeder West Germany United States U.N Harold Wilson Johnson North Atlantic Treaty Organization George W. Ball State Department Schroeder Berlin Ludwig Erhard Bonn Atlantic U.S

Red Chinese A bomb scientists speculated in U S press

The United States debated which Chinese scientists helped design Red China s A bomb. The two named are Ch ien San chiang who led a Chinese nuclear institute and Hsue shen Tsien who studied in the United States, worked at Caltech and JPL, and was deported to Red China in 1955.

Washington Red China Red Chinese U.S. State Department Atomic Energy Commission United States Britain France Ch'ien San-chiang Institute of Nuclear Physics Seeee Ae Asian Nist U.S. Library of Congress Hsue-shen Tsien United Atom Scien Red China Commu Massachusetts Institute of Technology California Institute of Technology Cal Tech Jet Propulsion Laboratory President Cleveland Conora

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