Cuban pressure cooker may explode in new crisis
Editorial warns the Cuban crisis could flare into open conflict as Castro resists Kennedy’s arms quarantine and Khrushchev vows to pull missiles. Moscow aid and Chinese pressure complicate deescalation while the U S Navy maintains the blockade and reconnaissance flights. Armistice talks stall. A decisive move looms.
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Castro
Cuba
New York City
FBI
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moscow
United States
Strong Talk Highlights GOP Wave in Guilford County
The Reverend Charles W. Strong a Greensboro Christian Church minister and Republican will represent Guilford County in the State Senate. He spoke at a victory celebration praising GOP potential and urging better candidates from constable to governor to curb Democratic control. Voters favor qualified candidates over party labels as Republicans claim momentum toward two party governance.
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Charles W. Strong
Greensboro
Parson
Domestic Peace Corps proposed to tackle home social ills
The article praises expanding Peace Corps to a domestic branch to fight slum problems, delinquency, truancy, malnutrition, and family tension. It cites a Midwest state needing 1,800 staff for mental hospitals but facing cuts and a funding shortfall, highlighting neglect of home services versus aid abroad. Peace follows need, wherever found.
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Kennedy
Peace Corps
The Sun day blue laws debate and ancient roots
A historical view argues Sunday closing laws are an age old issue dating to Constantine and Henry III with early Virginia prohibitions. It suggests the problem rests on public attitude more than statute and notes the State Merchants Association delaying action pending court guidance.
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Constantine
England
Henry III
Virginia
State Merchants Association
Supreme Court
Short Snippets From Various Pages Reflect Oddities
A collage of brief quotations and opinions from different papers. The items critique U S diplomacy and world events and include quips about Russia public welfare cases and a tourist’s view on the Colossus of Rhodes.
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John J. Tourist
Rhodes
Nashville Banner
High Point Enterprise Brief Publication Note
Established 1884 publication details for the High Point Enterprise, an independent daily and Sunday newspaper based at 305 North Main Street, High Point, North Carolina.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N. C
TRE
Associated
Nuclear Bargain Rumor Circulates in Europe
Western capitals report a possible tacit deal between Kennedy and Khrushchev to halt increases in nuclear forces facing each other. The talking point suggests Britain Italy Greece and Turkey would see no new land based missiles while Cuba remains a focal point of pressure.
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Paris
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Europe
NATO
Berlin
Labor Party
Russia
Cuba
Thankful American sermon on nation's blessings and freedom
Sunday Sermon invokes Proverbs to praise American democracy and open worship. The speaker lauds liberty of conscience, universal schooling, diverse citizens, and charitable leadership while urging humility and prayer for a new birth of freedom under God.
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America
Soviet Russia
Red China
Moscow
Shanghai
Consolidation debate in furniture industry sparks mixed views
Rhett Ball of the Drexel group argues automation favors larger firms while independents expect continued small unit production. Census figures show more than 5 000 furniture producers vs about 2 000 two decades ago. The piece also notes a NC official joining a national management institute board and ends with a personal note of gratitude from the writer about a toe injury and reader support.
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Rhett Ball
On-the-Ball
Rhett
Drexel Group
New England
Fort and Johnson
Simmons Company
Berkey and Gay
Grand Rapids
B. F. Huntley Furniture Company
Winston-Salem
Simmons
Huntley
Jim Lynch Sr
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