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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

16 Nov 1964

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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1964

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2

Stock Market Notes From New York Exchange Rally Lifts Alcoa

The noon report shows mixed but mostly higher trading with Alcoa announcing a price rise for aluminum ingot and fabricated products. General Motors recovers slightly while Ford and Chrysler slip. railroad strikes threaten steel and rail shares. overall AP average held at 328.1 as activity remains moderate.

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Court drama links a judge to murder and flawed justice

A Florida case recounts the Peel murder plot, Judge Chillingworth and Robbie Lincoln testifying. State Attorney Phil O Connell presses for proof of a serious case with a life sentence for Peel. The author condemns the justice system’s handling and racial bias in Southern juries.

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Floyder Raiford Florida Holtzapfel Palm Beach Robbie Lincoln Superior Court C. E. Chillingworth Joseph Peel Lucky Bobbie Chillingworth Peel Phil O'Connell O'Connell West Palm Beach Chillingworths Bobbie Lincoln Lincoln Czar Florida Racing
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Kennedy gravesite on slope near Custis-Lee mansion

The Kennedy gravesite on the slope above the Custis Lee Mansion bears the remains of two Kennedy children born at Aug 7 1963 and Aug 23 1956. Arlington Cemetery is under Defense Dept jurisdiction while the project gained approval from the Fine Arts Commission and National Capital Planning Commission.

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Custis-Lee Kennedy Potomac River Lincoln Memorial Washington Monument Capitol Dome Patrick RN Ae de Neenels Aebamecmeites
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Republicans Seek Unity But Offer Few Concrete Plans

Page I reports party leaders call for rebuilding Republicans after losses. Burch facing loss of $30,000 salary unless he articulates a broader, non policy directing role. Mentions Goldwater era as precedent with Dirksen and Ha leck shaping next four years.

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Burch Goldwater GOP Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Charles A. Halleck Indiana
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Connally Urges Southern Shift to Change and Growth

Texas Governor John B. Connally told the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association that the South must adjust to inevitable change under the Civil Rights Act. He warned against neglecting growth and education, saying full enforcement of the law is essential and state duties should be realistically assessed for development. The SNPA meeting in Boca Raton opened with 650 publishers and associates attending.

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Boca Raton Fla John B. Connally Texas Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Connally South Rane Ed He SNPA
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Viet Nam Hit By New Typhoon

Typhoon Kate struck Vietnam's central coast but caused little damage many left homeless earlier. Measures were taken in Nhatrang and Saigon as US officials warned of possible heavy damage from the flood area Viet Cong guerrillas reportedly attacked a patrol and a helicopter was hit by ground fire with casualties and captures recorded.

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John T. Wheeler Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Kate Viet Nam Nhatrang Defense Ministry Vinh Binh
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Rusk Seeks Tariff Pact Despite Dream of Cooperation

Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the Kennedy round’s failure would show industrial nations cling to economic parochialism. He expressed optimism that negotiators would not fail and that freer trade would follow, while addressing the Nation.

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New York Dean Rusk Rusk Foreign Trade Council Conret Sen Geneva
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Covenant World Missions Aide Denies Spy Claims

The article reports Carlson denying claims that Covenant World Missions worker is a spy amid reports of unrest in Congo Stanleyville, with rebels causing casualties including Americans and calls for Geneva negotiations. It also notes unrelated North Carolina probate notices and civil actions.

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Covenant World Missions Carlson Province Patrice Lumumba Congo
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Charlotte College seen as nucleus for fourth campus

A state report finds Charlotte University must expand to reach 54 120 students by 1975 to sustain the university. It notes space constraints and growth at existing campuses and cites Charlotte Mecklenburg high school grads expected to reach 50 percent college entry by 1975 with many commuters. The report favors using Charlotte College as the nucleus for a fourth campus and discusses governance suggestions from the State Alumni Association regarding university naming and trustee selection.

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Versity Charlotte- Mecklenburg Charlotte College N. C. State Alumni Association Raleigh North Carolina State University
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