15 Nov 1964
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1964
Page
1
A month after Khrushchev’s removal the USSR shows internal conflict and unsettled leadership. New regime statements reveal confusion as power tussles loom. China calls Khrushchev a liberalizer, while the regime may crack down on liberal economic and cultural trends.
Moscow AP report says Soviet Communist Party leaders made no substantial progress in resolving Soviet Chinese differences. A communique states talks were held in a frank comradely atmosphere with no major breakthroughs.
Stone's Chop House in London announces plans to serve grits as a new dish aimed at attracting American tourist trade. The restaurant explains grits as white corn meal served hot or cold and notes the change as a belated nod to historical ties with the United States.
Johnson and top advisers outlined a 60 day agenda focused on social welfare and education. Labor Secretary Wirtz defendedBirthright aimed at keeping college doors open for about half a million youth turning 18 in 1965. He and Cabinet members cautioned about rail strikes and described a broader package including Social Security and health care measures.
A 20 year old University of Nebraska student basketball player in Omaha is in good spirits after a rare reimplantation of his right arm, torn from the elbow to shoulder in a university laundry accident on November 1. Doctors say the operation was the nation’s third successful reimplantation. The student, a junior mathematics major, is learning to write with his left hand as parents visit and hospital staff report progress.
Syrian and Israeli jets clashed north of the Sea of Galilee on Saturday with both sides claiming victory. Damascus cited a direct hit on an Israeli plane while Tel Aviv reported no Israeli losses and four Syrian MIG21s driven off.
In Kingston Jamaica, Senator Barry Goldwater said he would conduct a nationwide survey of the Republican Party to identify weaknesses as many Republicans favored the Democratic candidate President Johnson. He promised analysis to find factions who opposed the civil rights bill as unconstitutional.
Republican National Committee members show near split on forcing Dean Burch out as party chairman. AP survey results indicate few will commit to action, while many avoid declaring support or opposition to a no confidence motion.
The North Carolina School of the Arts in Winston-Salem announced six prominent musicians for its inaugural faculty. Ruggiero Ricci, Gary Karr, and the Claremont Quartet join as appointed teachers as the school prepares for September opening. Dr. Vittorio Giannini and Gov. Terry Sanford presided over the approval. the program aims to train students in music, aroma and dance.
Gov elect Dan K Moore, in his first public appearance since the election, forecast dramatic shifts in North Carolina agriculture. He said livestock and crops will evolve with new markets opening and promised strong leadership and steady support during the next four years as the state advances industrial development and space-age initiatives.
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